Building My House Partner Program
We’re building people, and we can’t do it without you.
Become a partnerWhat we build
We’re building people
“So they said, ‘Let us rise up and build.’ Then they set their hands to this good work.”
Nehemiah 2:18 (NKJV)
Nehemiah didn’t say, “I have a project, pray for me.” He said, “I can’t do this without you,” and the people rose up and built together. What we build is people: believers who know the Word, live by it, and raise up the ones coming behind them.
We’re doing more ministry now than we ever have, and we want to do more. Partnership is how we carry it together, every week.
Building My House supports the whole ministry and its growth. The building is one part of that.
You can watch what God does here, or you can build it with us.
The whole ministry
Every part of this house
Partnership carries the whole ministry, every week, with excellence. Here’s some of what you’d be part of.
Children
In a lot of churches, kids get babysat for an hour and a half while the adults have church. About 43 percent of Christians are saved before they turn 13, so here children get our best: high energy, a lot of fun, and the Word taught at their level, in a room parents trust.
When we first walked through this building, the Holy Spirit said to put more emphasis on the children than on the main sanctuary. We want Sunday to be the best day of their week.
Youth
Young people are walking away from Christ faster than ever. What they’re looking for is genuine people who love Jesus and tell it like it is.
We want a place where they belong, are known, and grow strong in their faith, because the pastors, missionaries, teachers and business leaders of tomorrow are in our youth service right now.
Fellowship
We want a place people stay after service, with a kids check-in parents trust, a coffee house, and room to build the friendships that turn a church into family.
These renderings show where we’re going. The final designs are still being drawn.
Classes and small groups
Classes and groups give people room to move from hearing the Word to living it.
Prayer School
Prayer School meets every Wednesday at 10 in the morning.
The city
We’re taking the Word outside these walls, and we’ll tell you about it as it happens.
Why it matters
Every seat filled
Every open seat is someone who needs Jesus: a family member, a coworker, someone you met at the dentist’s office.
Jesus said to go into the highways and byways and compel them to come. Get them into the house, and let God do the work. Until He returns, this church will be building.
Your part
What a partner is
A partner comes into agreement with a church to accomplish what God called it to do. One person carrying the work alone gets one person’s reward. When we build as one, everyone shares it.
Prays
You pray for this church, for this city, and for the people who will walk through these doors.
Sows
Every month you give what the Holy Spirit tells you to give. Large or small, the amount is between you and Him.
Shares the fruit
The people who paid for that stage reap a harvest on every message preached from it. Whatever this house reaps, you reap (Philippians 4:17).
Partnership runs both ways.
Tell us what you’re believing God for: a paid-off house, a restored marriage, a child, your health. We’ll pray over it by name every week. It stays private unless you check the box to share it.
Pastor David’s story
Start with what’s in your hand
I grew up poor. We went without food, and there were times the power and water were cut off. That leaves a mindset behind: there is never enough. Even after Bible school, I still struggled with money.
Then I went to work in the tape duplication department at Kenneth Hagin Ministries. One of the instructors taught the staff on partnership, and said it was for those of us with the least to give. On minimum wage, I heard God tell me to give $2.50 a pay period. I told Him $2.50 wouldn’t help anybody.
He said it would help me.
So I gave it every payday, prayed for the ministry, and declared that I expected it back, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over. Within a few months a job opened that I was far under-qualified for, and they wanted me for it. It paid three times what I was making.
Near the end of my time there, accounting called to tell me I was the largest partner giver on staff. I had gone from $2.50 to $250 a month. What’s in your hand may look small. It isn’t insignificant.
Pastor David Crammer
The first step
How to start
Ask first. Before you give anything, take ten minutes and ask the Holy Spirit what He wants you to sow. There’s no pressure. If He says $2.50, that’s fine. Start there.
Name your harvest. Write down one specific thing you’re believing God for, like a credit card cleared in 2027 or your mortgage paid off.
Sign up below. Choose what you’ll sow each month and tell us what you’re believing for. It takes a couple of minutes.
Say it every time you sow. “Lord, thank You that this is helping build Your house.” Then name your harvest out loud.
Your tithe already belongs to God. Partnership is seed, given on top of it, and seed is meant to grow. A dollar a month is a good start if that’s what God said.
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Questions? Call or text us at 480.690.6828.
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“Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need.”
Matthew 6:33 (NLT)