Travis Agnew's Blog, page 11

Some Things Aren’t Meant to Be Tied Down

One Fourth of July at a friend’s house, I tied a rope to a bottle rocket and staked it to the ground—just to see what would happen. It turns out, trying to control something meant to launch is a great way to get burned.

Margin (Not a Monument)

Rocky Creek isn’t building for comfort—we’re making room for people to encounter Jesus. As we launch the M2 initiative, we’re choosing to move forward with faith that is cautious but not timid.

Displaying Joy

Joy isn’t the same as happiness. It doesn’t depend on how your day is going or how people treat you. It’s deeper than that. Jesus had joy even as He faced the cross—and He offers that same kind of joy to us.

Don’t Settle for a Mint When You Need a Meal

You’re growing up—but are you growing deeper? Discover the one habit that could change your life more than any growth spurt ever could.

Patience, Kindness, and Goodness

Galatians 5:22 – A life transformed by the Spirit ought to be noticeable. Christians should interact with others by portraying patience, kindness, and goodness.

Ridgecrest Fuge 2025 (Into the Light)

This week at FUGE Ridgecrest, we witnessed students encounter Jesus in real, personal ways. From deep conversations to bold decisions, God moved—and we’re not going home the same.

Waiting Well

Waiting on God isn’t passive; it’s an act of faith. If you’re stuck in a season of delay or uncertainty, you’re not alone. Scripture is full of people who waited—and saw God's faithfulness on the other side.

Displaying Love

Real love isn’t just about feelings—it’s about sacrifice. In a world that often chooses self over others, Jesus showed us a better way. He loved by serving, by giving, and by laying down His life. That’s the kind of love we’re called to show every day.

Patience in a Culture of Hurry

Waiting isn’t easy—but it’s often where God does His deepest work. The Holy Spirit grows patience in us when we stop demanding perfect timing and start trusting perfect wisdom.

Both/And (Our Vision to Mobilize & Maximize)

Our church's Mobilize and Maximize vision is not about choosing between expanding our campus or planting churches—it’s about doing both. As we grow at home and help plant and replant other churches, we’re committed to reaching more people through a unified, multiplying effort.