Fresh Life Church

Fresh Life Church held its first service on January 14, 2007, with 14 people above a coffee shop in downtown Kalispell, Montana. Levi Lusko and his wife Jennie had moved from Southern California to plant it, and the church soon bought the historic Strand Theatre on Second Street East. Fresh Life is non-denominational and has expanded to multiple locations across Montana, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho. Lusko is a bestselling author and one of the most recognizable preaching voices of his generation, which gives the church a media reach well beyond the Flathead Valley.

Fresh Life covers all four major platforms, earning a perfect 100 breadth score, with 222,444 combined followers. YouTube is the engine at 125,000 subscribers, growing 5.04 percent over the past year with video published as recently as June 8, 2026. Instagram adds 68,258 followers on @freshlife. Facebook contributes 28,945 followers. TikTok is the outlier at just 241 followers, a placeholder more than a presence.

Fresh Life's profile is a study in maturity. The church was an early adopter of broadcast and digital ministry, and the 125,000-subscriber YouTube channel reflects nearly two decades of consistent video output. But the velocity score of 29.7 tells the other half of the story: growth has flattened. A 5.04 percent annual YouTube growth rate is maintenance mode for a channel this size. The four-platform breadth keeps the score healthy, and the TikTok account, tiny as it is, suggests the team knows where the gap sits. The question for Fresh Life is whether a church built on early-mover advantage can find a second gear.