Jesus saves us from living for our small, self-focused missions to join His grand mission of bringing people from death to life, sending us out of our comfort, into the world with both actions and words, just as the Father sent Him.
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Jesus, the true vine, invites us to abide in Him through the simple yet transformative practices of reading the Bible and prayer, which connect us to His life and produce lasting fruit that money can't buy and effort alone can't accomplish.
The elusive search for meaning is found in Jesus’ commission to us.
Jesus, the ultimate insider, became an outsider through His crucifixion so that we—spiritual outsiders estranged from God—could become insiders in His family, invited to respond with generous, sacrificial lives like Joseph of Arimathea and Simon of Cyrene.
We all have failures, some of them spectacular. How do we recover? In this story about Peter and Judas we learn about remorse, repentance, and the God who is always inviting us back.
How the promise of Jesus returning is good news for us in the future and for today.
Hypocrisy is saying one thing whilst living another. It's not authentically living out what you believe.
What is the main thing? How do we keep focussed on the main thing?
Jesus invites everyone to enjoy His way of life
All of us are broken. Jesus puts us back together and in a more beautiful way than we began.
Is your life a fruitless search? The only way to be saved from this is for Jesus to save us to a fruitful life.
Jesus is the good king who sets all things right. A look into Matthew 21.1-17.
Jesus has come for baddies and snobs to be transformed into artists.
A recap on Mark 14.1-11: the artist, the baddie, and the snobs
If our hope is in Jesus, our hearts and troubles are being transformed. That allows us to live a life of consequence.
We speak because we believe, we speak because of the resurrection, we speak to join God’s mission.
We are weak, but through Jesus we don’t have to hide our weakness or let it define us. Our weakness reveals His life.
We are remade for a purpose, there is a battle, and we don’t lose heart.
We are with family in the body of Christ. The Lord is always with us and it is our responsibility to share his love with the people around us. This week’s passage is from Ephesians 2:14-22
Prayer is powerful. The best thing that we can do to help a person or situation is to pray for them. We are to pray and serve. This week’s passage is from Romans 15:14-33.