You may not get to choose the world you live in—but you can choose how you live in it.

In Week One of Unshaken, we look at Daniel’s life in Babylon and what it means to remain faithful when everything around us is shifting. Being unshaken doesn’t mean nothing affects us; it means our lives are anchored to a Kingdom that cannot be moved. You’ll be challenged to resist a culture that elevates self and diminishes God by choosing to exalt Him, acknowledge Him in every area of life, and walk in humility—standing firm while loving well.

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God wants His house full—and He has sent us to go and get the people.

In Week Three of We Are the Church, we discover what it means to truly love our city by carrying the invitation of Jesus to the people around us. Through the story of the great banquet, we’re reminded that there is still room at God’s table and that every empty chair represents someone who needs to experience the Gospel. You’ll be challenged to love people, open the door, and simply invite—because the measure of our obedience isn’t whether they come, but whether we asked.

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Before loving one another is a responsibility, it’s a privilege.

In Week Two of We Are the Church, we explore what it really means to live in Christian community. Jesus calls us to a love built through proximity, consistency, and real relationships with one another. You’ll discover why God designed us to need each other, how our gifts were meant to serve others, and why the way the Church loves one another can become one of the greatest witnesses of Jesus to our city.

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Today we close out the week with the prayer of Jabez and a simple challenge: we can’t stay here. God wants to enlarge our territory, deepen our faith, and give us more ground to carry, but He also wants to form the character to handle what He puts in our hands.

We’ve prayed for people, faced what needed to change, discovered what God has placed inside us, and taken steps toward becoming who He’s called us to be. Now it’s time to move forward.

Don’t let this be seven days of prayer that ends with August 14. Let it become a rhythm that follows you into everything God has next.

We can’t stay here. There are still people to reach, ground to take, and more of God to know.

Growth isn’t just about how long you’ve been following Jesus. It’s about whether you’re becoming more like Him.

Today, we’re talking about the uncomfortable but necessary part of following Jesus: change. You can be gifted and still be immature. You can sit in church for years and still stay stuck. And sometimes the very thing God wants to grow in you is the thing you’ve been avoiding.

But God isn’t asking you to change everything today. He’s inviting you to open one door, take one step, and let Him grow you.

Growing people change. So what is God asking you to change?

God didn’t just save you from something. He saved you for something.

Every believer has been given a spiritual gift, and those gifts were never meant to sit unused. Today, we’re discovering what God has placed inside us, why the church is strongest when every person serves, and how we can move from simply identifying our gifts to actually using them.

You don’t have to be on staff. You don’t have to feel qualified. You just have to be willing.

Pray first. Then go use what God put in you.

Faith was never meant to be lived alone. Today we’re looking at how sin separates us, how Jesus restores our ability to love, and why the way we love one another is one of the clearest signs that we belong to Him. Let’s pray for restored relationships, deeper community, and a church that chooses we over me.