This week Sarah Khiroya encouraged the church to wake up to the divine agency at work in our everyday lives. She explored how everything from our breath and physical bodies to our relationships and salvation are extraordinary miracles that should fuel a life of gratitude, expectation, and reliance on God.

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This week Matt Higa, a good friend of Nick & Sarah's, shared a message about the hidden cost of holding onto offense and how unforgiveness can disqualify us from seeing miracles in our lives. Drawing from the Hawaiian tradition of Ho’oponopono, he explores how choosing to forgive and bless those who hurt us breaks the "hooks" of the enemy and releases a new dimension of spiritual freedom.

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This week we talk about love with a panel of people sharing their experiences of love in family, friendships, relationships and marriage. There are multiple gems of truth shared throughout this conversation!

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This week Nick shared a message about finding a passionate pursuit of Jesus, inspired by the story of Zacchaeus and the call to be salt and light in our communities. Nick challenges us to examine whether our faith is truly contagious and if we are willing to "climb our own trees" to see God more clearly.

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This week Tatum shared a message about moving from a "nonchalant" or passive faith toward a life of "zeal" and wholehearted devotion to Jesus. Drawing from her experience at youth camp, she encourages the church to stop living on autopilot and instead become a passionate, hopeful presence that actively serves its community.

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This week Sarah shared a message about moving from a life of "squeaky" friction and self-reliance to a life of ease and spiritual power by depending on the Holy Spirit, as inspired by the promise in Zechariah 4:6 that things are accomplished "not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit."

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This week we shared a video from the kids and youth, retelling the Christmas story. Then Isaac Smith shared a message about three different responses to the Christmas story, (the shepherds, the wisemen and king Herod). How will you respond to the story of Jesus?

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This week Sarah Khiroya shared a message about the profound act of adoration in the Christmas carol "O Come, All Ye Faithful," particularly focusing on the line "Oh come let us adore Him" as an invitation to express our deepest worship for Jesus. She emphasized that our praise and worship are the most fitting offerings to honor the incomparable gift of Jesus, encouraging reflection on how we can join the angels in their eternal chorus of adoration.

This week Tony shared a message on embracing the joy of Christmas by remembering Christ's birth, inviting others to celebrate, and living out Jesus's example of love and service.

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This week Nick shared a message about the transformative power of Jesus' love, the importance of water baptism as a step of obedience and public declaration of faith, and the encouragement for the church to be a "come and see" community that invites others to experience Christ's life-changing presence.

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If you would like to reach out or know more about Jesus, please visit curatechurch.com or email [email protected]. We'd love to connect and help you in your journey of faith.