The Build Board is a special space in the C3 lobby designed to do exactly what its name suggests—to build one another up.
It’s a visible reminder that encouragement matters and that our words have the power to strengthen hearts, restore hope, and point one another toward Christ. Scripture reminds us of this truth again and again: “Therefore encourage one another and build one another up” (1 Thessalonians 5:11) and “An anxious heart weighs a man down, but a kind word cheers him up” (Proverbs 12:25). The Build Board is one simple but powerful way our church family lives out these biblical commands together.
Our pastor, Joe Wisely, often reminds us that encouragement doesn’t happen by accident—it must be intentional. He even says that choosing not to share encouragement with others in the church is one of the unkindest things we can do. Words left unspoken can be missed opportunities for God to work through us. When we take time to affirm, notice, and uplift one another, we participate in creating a church culture marked by grace, kindness, and spiritual strength.
If God has placed a word of encouragement on your heart for someone in the C3 family, we’d love for you to share it. You can do that easily by clicking the button below and completing the form. Your words may be exactly what someone needs to hear today—and God can use them in ways far beyond what you might imagine.
Our pastor, Joe Wisely, often reminds us that encouragement doesn’t happen by accident—it must be intentional. He even says that choosing not to share encouragement with others in the church is one of the unkindest things we can do. Words left unspoken can be missed opportunities for God to work through us. When we take time to affirm, notice, and uplift one another, we participate in creating a church culture marked by grace, kindness, and spiritual strength.
If God has placed a word of encouragement on your heart for someone in the C3 family, we’d love for you to share it. You can do that easily by clicking the button below and completing the form. Your words may be exactly what someone needs to hear today—and God can use them in ways far beyond what you might imagine.