Troy Fleming
Elder
Troy and Kristy
Troy and Kristy
What is your favorite food?
So Many! Pizza, Great Fish, Italian, Steak, the list goes on...
What are your hobbies?
Reading, Golf, NASCAR, Hiking
So Many! Pizza, Great Fish, Italian, Steak, the list goes on...
What are your hobbies?
Reading, Golf, NASCAR, Hiking
What is your short testimony?
I came to faith in Jesus Christ at the age of 32 through Dave Ramsey's ministry. At the time, I was working for a large bank, building what I thought was a successful career. But God had other plans for my life, and He eventually called me out of that career to follow Him.
What followed was a decade-long journey of growing in my faith and learning what it truly means to follow Jesus. God used sermons at church, teachings on the radio, and eventually a two-year program at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary to deepen my understanding of His Word and strengthen my relationship with Him.
Looking back, I can say without hesitation that following Jesus has been both the best and the hardest thing I've ever done. He has challenged me, humbled me, and stretched me in ways I never imagined. But through it all, He has been faithful.
My life hasn't always gone according to my plans, but I've learned that God's plans are far better than my own. And I wouldn't trade this journey with Him for anything.
What is your hope for Eternal Church?
My hope for our Eternal Church is that we would grow deeper in our relationships with Jesus and with one another. That we would create a place of authentic fellowship, where we can be vulnerable, encourage one another, study God's Word, pray together, and challenge each other to live out our faith. Ultimately, my hope is that we would not just gain more knowledge about Jesus, but become more like Him, loving and serving others as He has called us to do.
I came to faith in Jesus Christ at the age of 32 through Dave Ramsey's ministry. At the time, I was working for a large bank, building what I thought was a successful career. But God had other plans for my life, and He eventually called me out of that career to follow Him.
What followed was a decade-long journey of growing in my faith and learning what it truly means to follow Jesus. God used sermons at church, teachings on the radio, and eventually a two-year program at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary to deepen my understanding of His Word and strengthen my relationship with Him.
Looking back, I can say without hesitation that following Jesus has been both the best and the hardest thing I've ever done. He has challenged me, humbled me, and stretched me in ways I never imagined. But through it all, He has been faithful.
My life hasn't always gone according to my plans, but I've learned that God's plans are far better than my own. And I wouldn't trade this journey with Him for anything.
What is your hope for Eternal Church?
My hope for our Eternal Church is that we would grow deeper in our relationships with Jesus and with one another. That we would create a place of authentic fellowship, where we can be vulnerable, encourage one another, study God's Word, pray together, and challenge each other to live out our faith. Ultimately, my hope is that we would not just gain more knowledge about Jesus, but become more like Him, loving and serving others as He has called us to do.