With the example of Solomon following after David, Evangelist Micah McCurry preached on “Multi-Generational Ministry.” It was a powerful message for young and old.

The work of God needs some armorbearers. Pastor Cecil Ballard called on the young men to be willing to pray for, encourage, defend, serve, and follow men of God in their lives.

God sees us as more valuable than we see ourselves. Will you let Him turn up the heat to purge the dross? Tuesday closed with a pointed message from Pastor Joe Grimaldi II.

Pastor Mark O’Donnell preached from the example of David preparing for Solomon to build the temple. He challenged the young men to take what their Heavenly Father has given them and build something of eternal value. A powerful reminder that surrender is the starting point.

Bro. Dennis Corle brought a sobering message from Luke 12 on the man who lived only for this life and gave no thought to eternity. It was a convicting reminder of the urgency of settling your salvation now and a challenge for Christians to live with eternity in view.

Pastor Chris McCurry started the day by urging us to protect the life that God gave us, and to live it for Him. We were formed by God, are known of God, are sanctified by God, and ordained by God. Giving our life to God is our reasonable service.

In Pastor Jason Moncofsky’s split session, the stark contrast between home and the world in the life of the prodigal son was shown. It’s good to decide for the prodigal to return home, but it’s better to decide to stay home in the first place.

“O sing unto the LORD a new song; for he hath done marvellous things…” On Thursday, Pastor Don Chitty shared his testimony, and said, “If Jesus can save me, He can save anybody!”

Evangelist Oliver Araiza passionately cried out for young men to be finishers in their life. Moses finished his work, Paul finished his work, Jesus finished his work, and so should we.

Missionary Paul Hamilton focused on two stories of David’s life - one well-known and one unknown. David’s hardest and greatest victory wasn’t killing Goliath; it was not killing Saul. He challenged the young men to fight the unseen battles of the heart.

What a great way to start our day yesterday! We heard a great challenge about “Some Great Thing” from Pastor Jeremy Huston. The greatest things we can do for God are to obey Him and stay humble.

Associate Pastor Alan Miller preached from the story of the colt that carried Jesus. If Jesus had a purpose for that colt, He certainly has a purpose for these young men!

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Evangelist Dan Martin closed out the week by preaching on David’s mighty men. He highlighted the first three, which were different. The difference is in the distance to the King. We should get as close as we can!

Man Camp 2025 Recap Football Camp isn’t really about football; it’s about the life-changing decisions made through the preaching of God’s Word. This week, we witnessed God move powerfully in the hearts of the young men, and we are humbled to share the incredible impact.

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