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Deep connection with other believers is essential to fulfilling the call on our life to be a disciple of Jesus and to make disciples of Jesus. We must understand God’s vision for connection, refuse to give up when looking for connection and to become initiators of connection everywhere we go.
Romans 12:9-21
Joseph was just a 17-year-old trying to survive in a broken family and harsh circumstances-but God was training him in obscurity. Though unnoticed by the world, Joseph obeyed faithfully, and God shaped his character in the dark before using him to bring light. This story reminds us that unseen faithfulness can lead to unimaginable impact-Joseph became one of the greatest deliverers in all of Scripture.
As we study any OT character, we see that all of them are imperfect, flawed individuals; yet God, according to His plan and promises, works through them graciously. One very dysfunctional and broken family God works through is Isaac and Rebekah and their twin sons Jacob and Esau. Despite their many failures and weaknesses, God brings his promises to fulfillment. If God can do that with them, then none of us are too far gone from God working though us.
Genesis 25 & 27
What ought to motivate us to put our “yes” on the table? What should propel us to a lifetime of Jesus-following and disciple-making? In Isaiah 6, we see the 3 things that motivated Isaiah, and will certainly motivate us, toward a bold, unhindered, “here I am, send me!"
Isaiah 6:1–8
This morning we’re studying the life of Samson to better understand how God forgives our failures & provides our purpose.
Judges 13-16
Jesus calls his disciples to forego life in this world to yield abundant fruit and find great joy in God's presence.
John 12:23-26
Jesús llama a sus discípulos a renunciar a la vida en este mundo para dar fruto abundante y encontrar gran gozo en la presencia de Dios.
Juan 12:23-26
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