The gospel is an invitation to step deeper into relationship with God and not to remain complacent where we are. Duncan encourages us to consecrate ourselves, laying our lives down before God, giving our everything to Him as He’s given His everything to us.

There are many voices that we can listen to: theories, opinions, culture, and our own values, but we are called to listen to Jesus and love the word of God. As we listen to the word of God, it becomes part of us, leading us into all truth.

Ericka charges us to remember our true identities and to remain firm in who we are. God wants us to walk in freedom and nothing makes the enemy more afraid than believers who stand in their true identities and walk in their God-given authority.

Through Jesus, we have been given the strength to continually walk in forgiveness, saying no to bitterness and resentment. Aaron reminds us of the sobering yet, invitational reality of what Jesus says about God’s urging for us to walk in forgiveness and the keys to our freedom that can be found in being obedient to this call.

We live in a society that says we don’t need one another but God calls us to live in radical connection. He’s calling us to an upward, inward, and outward journey where we are hungry for God to crash in and transform our lives and the lives of those around us.

Jonathan expounds on Luke 12 and encourages us to be good stewards with the resources that God has given us. To grow in wisdom on what God’s heart is for us and His kingdom when it comes to finances and possessions. We can walk in the revelation that generosity and abundance are important to the Lord and His desire is for us to walk in both.

Ash reminds us of the importance of dealing with the issues of our hearts and always returning to love. She shared the story of Mary and the alabaster jar of perfume to illustrate demonstrating love, no matter the cost. There are so many opportunities in our lives to live in offense and opposition towards one another, but we are called to walk in love.

Jess preaches from the Parable of The Sower in Mark 4 and the responsibility that we have to steward the seeds (the words) that God has given us. She discusses the different types of soil that our seeds may fall on and how to keep our hearts fertile soil to receive the words of God for our lives.

Murray continues his mini series on “Knowing Your Calling”. Stepping into our calling is an invitation from God and it’s through His grace, that we have been given through Christ, that we can walk it out. God also invites us into unity as The Body of Christ, and we maintain that unity through the spirit of peace.

Reggie encourages us that we have access to the refreshing that comes through Jesus Christ and the power of the cross. We need to have a mindset shift, not to just be in wonder of God, but in worship of God. If we don’t focus our mindset on the wealth we have in Christ, we’ll miss the mist-the strength and fullness we have in Him.