What Gets Your Best?

What does it actually mean to be devoted to the Church?

In this message, Krista explores one of the most important questions we can ask ourselves: what gets our best — our time, attention, and energy? Because whether we realize it or not, we're all devoted to something. The question is whether it's the things that will actually make a difference in our lives.  

Drawing from Acts 2:42–47, Krista takes us back to the early church — a community of people who had just watched Jesus die and rise again, with no buildings, no programs, and no roadmap for what came next. What they did have was an extraordinary devotion that led to miraculous growth, deep generosity, and real community. And the results were undeniable: every single day, people were coming to life.  

In this message, Krista unpacks three things the early church devoted themselves to that made all the difference — being formed by truth, being known in community, and being invested in a mission bigger than themselves. She challenges the idea that occasional participation can produce lasting spiritual growth, and makes the case that consistent devotion, not perfect attendance, is what separates surviving from thriving.  

Whether you've been attending church for years or you're just starting to explore faith, this message will challenge you to take an honest look at your own devotion. Are you showing up consistently? Are you truly known by anyone? And does the way you give reflect how much your community actually matters to you?  

If you've ever felt like your spiritual life is stuck, or like you're always on the edge of something that could change your life but never quite stepping in, this message is for you. Krista shares practical, grounded steps for moving from the rows to the table — from simply receiving to genuinely belonging.

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