Ground 40

Tonight was another sweet reminder of God’s goodness.

We gathered at the GROUND 40 Farm and had the privilege of worshiping the Lord together. Cody Ward and his incredible band led us in praise, and what a blessing it was.

We sang, we worshiped, we wept, and we rejoiced in the name of Jesus.

There is something beautiful about watching men who once lived for the world now lifting their hands in surrender to Christ. To hear voices that once cried out in desperation now singing praises to the Lord never gets old.

We are thankful for every opportunity we have to gather around God’s Word, worship together, and be reminded that Jesus is still changing lives.

Tonight at the Ranch, we gathered with our friend Seth Addison, and all I can really say is… the Lord met us there.

We didn’t come in with a full plan. No schedule to follow, no agenda to push. Just a willingness to let the Holy Spirit lead, and that’s exactly what happened.

Worship turned into testimony.
Testimony turned into baptisms.
And in between all of it, there were real, raw moments that you just can’t manufacture.

No one trying to be in charge. No one trying to control the moment. Just people responding to the presence of God.

It was simple. It was honest. And it was powerful.

We watched men step forward in faith. We heard stories of what God is doing behind the scenes. We saw lives being surrendered in real time.

This is what it’s all about.

Not polished. Not perfect. Just people encountering Jesus.

Today we gathered at the Ground 40 Ranch for Resurrection Sunday.

We worshiped through song.
We worshiped through the Word.
And we worshiped as we remembered the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ… the Lamb of God who was slain, and the King who didn’t stay in the grave.

The tomb was empty.
Death was defeated.
And Jesus is alive.

This isn’t just something we celebrate once a year… this is the foundation of everything we stand on. Because He lives, there is real hope. Because He lives, chains can be broken. Because He lives, no man is too far gone.

Hope is alive today.

And we saw it, we felt it, and we’re walking in it.

He is not here… He has risen.