For Which Cause We Faint Not.

When you look at our building downtown, it’s easy to see the work that needs to be done. We see it too. Every repair comes with a cost, and the distance between where we are and where we intend to be can feel overwhelming.

But that isn’t all we see.

We see a place worth restoring. We see an opportunity to serve our community. We think about the people who will walk through those doors one day and the conversations, encouragement, and care that can happen inside.

“We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair.”

— 2 Corinthians 4:8, KJV

Those words speak to the perseverance this work requires. There are moments when we don’t have every answer. Moments when the next step takes longer than we hoped. We bring those concerns to Elohiym, then keep doing the work in front of us.

In that same chapter, Paul describes carrying treasure in jars of clay—fragile people entrusted with the gospel, so that the power is clearly seen to come from Elohiym. We carry our own limitations into this work, trusting in strength greater than our own.

“For which cause we faint not.”

— 2 Corinthians 4:16, KJV

Our hope through Yahusha gives us a reason to keep showing up with faith, patience, and willing hands. Every step forward matters, even when progress is difficult to see.

We believe this building will be restored through Elohiym’s provision and the work He enables us to do. We are committed to seeing it through, with gratitude for everyone who helps along the way.

There is still work ahead. And through Elohiym, we will succeed.

We Rock Youth Ministries