Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers a multitude of sins. Show hospitality without grumbling. 1 Peter 4:7-8

I see a Church that loves God, loves people, and loves life. Trusting in Spirit; generous of heart; faith-filled in confession, loving and encouraging.

I see a Church that loves God, loves people, and loves life. Trusting in Spirit; generous of heart; faith-filled in confession, loving and encouraging.

I see a Church that loves God, loves people, and loves life. Trusting in Spirit; generous of heart; faith-filled in confession, loving and encouraging.

I see hundreds of people that have been set-free, encouraged, healed, challenged, delivered, and forever changed by encountering God’s unmistakable, undeniable, unquenchable presence. I see a refuge filled with people that entered broken, were confronted with the power of the Gospel, and without hesitation made the exchange. I see a Church overflowing with people that are still broken, far from Christ, still wrestling with their own will, their past, their addictions, their inconsistencies, their fears, their desires – yet, our patient loving God is drawing them to Himself, and they too are about to make the exchange.

I see hundreds of people that have been set-free, encouraged, healed, challenged, delivered, and forever changed by encountering God’s unmistakable, undeniable, unquenchable presence. I see a refuge filled with people that entered broken, were confronted with the power of the Gospel, and without hesitation made the exchange. I see a Church overflowing with people that are still broken, far from Christ, still wrestling with their own will, their past, their addictions, their inconsistencies, their fears, their desires – yet, our patient loving God is drawing them to Himself, and they too are about to make the exchange.

I see hundreds of people that have been set-free, encouraged, healed, challenged, delivered, and forever changed by encountering God’s unmistakable, undeniable, unquenchable presence. I see a refuge filled with people that entered broken, were confronted with the power of the Gospel, and without hesitation made the exchange. I see a Church overflowing with people that are still broken, far from Christ, still wrestling with their own will, their past, their addictions, their inconsistencies, their fears, their desires – yet, our patient loving God is drawing them to Himself, and they too are about to make the exchange.

What is weighing down your jump?

Have you ever tried to jump off of a slip and slilde?

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