The Bible is a book of invitations, and in this series, we will explore such invitations in the form of "let us" statements inviting us to join in some aspect of the life of the Christ follower. From worship to purity to endurance to love, these invitations welcome us to live with and for our Lord.

Receive 

After exploring some Let Us invitation in the letter to the Hebrews in our last study, is it possible there are other Let Us invitations in other parts of the Bible? Step into five more biblical invitations, outside of Hebrews, that call you to live out your faith in everyday ways: worship God with your whole heart, persevere when faith feels hard, lay aside the sin that holds you back, love others deeply, and put that love into action.  

Reflect 

• Read the verses connected with this episode below. As you reflect on the Scripture, what stands out to you? 
• Psalm 34:3 
• How does this invite you into communal worship? 
• Romans 13:12-13 
• How does this invite you into the sanctification process—that Jesus accomplishes in us? 
• Galatians 6:9 
• How does this invite you to keep going? 
• 1 John 4:7 
• How does this invite you to receive and share God’s love? 
• 1 John 3:18 
• How does this invite you to live out love and not just feel love? 

Respond 

(Use this prayer to start a conversation with God) 

“Jesus, help me embrace the Bible’s invitations to be more like You. Help me worship You. Help me receive the process of sanctification that You accomplish. Help me keep going when things are hard, knowing that You will provide a harvest on the other side. Help me receive and share Your love—by living it out around me.”  

Discover more about the topics in this episode with these recommended resources

Mentioned in this episode:

• Become an Our Daily Bread Ambassador 

Listen: 

• Spiritual Habits and Training | Week 1   
• Spiritual Habits and Training | Week 2   

Read: 

• Healthy Habits for Spiritual Growth    
• The Ordinary Life of Jesus  

Watch: 

• New Life in Christ    
• Resilient: Your Invitation to a Jesus-Shaped Life