Be forever changed by the love of Jesus...
Stories of life change from people just like you.
Now I know I’m not alone on the journey
After a few years of job and financial rollercoasters, Devon Jenison now deeply understands what it means to trust God with your present and your future.
I don’t just know of Him now. I know Him.
Growing up, Alan Tufino was an atheist and his life motto was YOLO. But he was empty inside and nothing was fulfilling his life’s deepest needs. He didn’t know that he would meet Jesus at a New Years Eve church service.
At first, I thought the stories of the Bible were ridiculous
When Mary Wood came to WCC, she was far from God. Years later, she came to a place of desperation and found a way to live a sober life. That was just one step on her journey of faith.
I survived it all, until I didn’t
Wayne Potente shares his story of how God brought him through many trials and what God has for him next.
My church is my family now, and my “yes” is on the table
After struggling with faith for much of his teenage years and into young adulthood, Michael Cain came with his new family to WCC. After getting involved, he realized that church wasn’t an activity – it was a family. Now, after putting his “yes” on the table for God, his faith is being stretched and developed.
When I fully committed to God, he changed my life
Having been brought up in the church and making a commitment to Christ as a young one, college was a time of faith testing for Chris Finch. As an adult, he had to take steps to pursue God to renew his spiritual passion.
How do you build your relationship with God?
When Josh Rollins starting being discipled by a friend, he found someone to walk through life with. He learned about the Bible, how it applied to his life, and most of all he found a lifelong partner in encouragement.
I learned more discipling someone else
Jeff Webb was excited to be discipled by someone else, but was initially hesitant to disciple someone else. Find out why and what he learned in the process.
My small group helped us fight
After losing his wife and his oldest son to cancer within 5 years of each other, David Apple learned to lean on his small group for support, prayer and love.