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More than an initiative… A Journey of Discipleship
THE NEXT STEP IN THE GENERATIONS JOURNEY
CELEBRATING PARTICIPATION AND FAITH
Follow Me, and I will make you fish for people.
MATTHEW 4:19
For over 80 years, God has been writing the story of Bible Center Church. We stand here today because of those who prayed, served, gave, and trusted Him before us. Now, we seek Him for what’s next.
For Generations to Come
A NOTE FROM PASTOR JOHN
We love people because Jesus first loved us—fully, freely, and unlike anyone else ever could. We love one another because Jesus said that’s how the world will know we are His disciples. And we love those far from God because that’s who Jesus came for.
In a world that is constantly shifting, the gospel has never changed. The local church remains the carrier of the greatest hope the world has ever known. Everything we do flows out of what God has already done in us—overflowing into our homes, our neighborhoods, and our state.
Because of the countless lives changed by Jesus here, we believe God is calling us to something new. But before God works through us, He wants to work in us.
There are many good causes in the world, but we believe the local church is the greatest cause—because what it offers is eternal: the hope, healing, and freedom found in Jesus. That’s why we’re asking: What would it look like for us—as a community of Jesus-followers—to see the church as the greatest cause we could ever give our lives to?
We’re praying for 100% engagement from everyone who calls Bible Center home—not just financial support, but hearts fully surrendered to God’s leading. This isn’t a season to sit back; it’s a time to lean in, listen to God, and follow where He leads.
We invite you on a journey of the heart: to live your life with a generous posture—toward God, toward others, and toward the generations to come.
On the journey with you,
John King
Lead Pastor
100% Engagement
OUR PRIMARY GOAL
Generations: Expanding God’s Kingdom is more than an initiative—it’s a Discipleship Journey. Jesus calls us to be fishers of men (Matthew 4:19), and that begins by asking, “Lord, what would You have me do?” The Generations campaign isn’t just about giving; it’s about listening to God, stepping out in faith, and growing in obedience. Our primary goal isn’t a dollar amount—it’s 100% engagement.
Phase 2 and Beyond
OUR SECONDARY GOAL
Together, we grow by investing in the next generation through God’s generous grace.
For decades, Bible Center Church has been a place of worship, community, education, and life change. Over the next two years, we are trusting God to provide $15 million through our Generations Initiative to fuel the mission today and begin key expansions for tomorrow.
Mission | $9 million
Our annual general fund, fueled by our regular and ongoing giving has been and will continue to be $4.5 million annually. For the two years of this initiative, this will continue to fund all the things that Bible Center does, including weekend services, supporting missionaries, growing family ministries, and engaging in outreach.
Expansion | $6 million
The next two years presents a unique opportunity for us to sacrificially and opportunistically participate in the work God is doing through us. This $6 million expansion plan will allow us to begin Phase 2 of our Southridge Campus, invest in student ministries and the launch of the High School, as well as expand our reach deeper into the valley.
Three Key Areas of Focus
Reaching the Next Generation
This new season offers fresh opportunities to shape the lives of kids and students as we expand facilities and ministries at our Southridge Campus.
Investing in Education
For more than 40 years, Bible Center School has discipled students and families. Expanding to include high school grades will deepen our commitment to education as a powerful tool for lifelong discipleship.
Expanding Our Reach
Through the Twin City Campus, new partnerships, and expanding ministry opportunities, we are stepping boldly into neighboring communities and beyond—impacting more families, more students, and more lives with the hope of the gospel.