This spring, our middle and high school students led worship from beginning to end, centered on one question: What really matters?

The service was thoughtful and grounded. Students chose the music, scripture, and reflections, and led with a kind of quiet confidence that didn’t need to be overdone. They spoke honestly about things like relationships, integrity, faith, and the pressures of everyday life—connecting it all in ways that felt real.

It was a reminder that faith isn’t something that starts later on. It’s already taking shape, already being lived.

More than anything, the service left us with a question worth carrying into the week:

What really matters?