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This Easter, we’re looking at the story of Judas—the one who betrayed Jesus—and the surprising, unwavering love Jesus showed him anyway.

Palm Sunday! When we celebrate the moment Jesus triumphantly entered Jerusalem as the coming King and Savior. This marked the final week that concluded with a cross on Friday and an empty tomb on Sunday. But before Jesus heard the crowd shout Hosanna there was a divine appointment that changed a man’s destiny. This Sunday begin Holy Week hearing how Jesus radically transformed one man’s life and how He will do the same for us.

Our lives, mission and ministries are mobile but our purpose is fixed to God. Every breath is a gift from God. We should work to honor Him then with every precious breath we take.

Every day God provides us with time, resources, and talents and the freewill for how they will be invested. We have the opportunity offered for eternal investments if we make the choice to take advantage of them.

Christ made the decision for us to be on mission with him. When we embrace this mission, it does not become another part of our life but it becomes our purpose of life. We are ambassadors of God’s Kingdom called to live on mission.

The longing to know their life has meaning has been placed within the heart of every person. We all desire to be part of something great. There is unbelievable joy that flows from being part of God’s mission of redemption.

Sharing your faith can feel intimidating—what if you say the wrong thing? What if they reject you? What if it just gets awkward? In this episode, we unpack why evangelism feels scary and how to move past the fear with confidence. From casual conversations to intentional one-on-one discipleship, we explore practical ways to engage others and share the gospel naturally in everyday life. Whether you're just starting or looking to deepen your approach, this episode will equip you to step out in faith.

By being on this co-mission with God requires that we have the same urgency towards it that God does. The mission cannot be ignored, it cannot be diminished or avoided because the stakes are too high. The stakes? Eternity!

For God so loved…four words that lay the foundation of God’s mission of redemption. Our heart towards this mission must flow from God’s heart and all that He did to ensure that we can be saved.

Being captured by God allows us to truly know and experience the heart of God. The fruit of that relationship is to be captured by God’s mission of redemption. Living in awe of God’s constant work to seek and save the lost.