Follow the King

Why does Jesus feast with sinners… but not fast like the righteous? This week we explore one of the most misunderstood questions thrown at Jesus—and how His answer reveals who He is, why He came, and how patches and wineskins have everything to do with your spiritual life. ✨

Jesus didn’t come to patch your life—He came to make it new.

📖 Mark 2:18–22

Did you know that mercy is more important than sacrifice? Jesus exemplified this in His interactions with sinners. Let's strive to reflect His love and compassion in our daily lives! #HeartOfTheLaw #Mercy #Jesus

What if prayer became less about lists and more about love? What if our prayers were more about celebrating all Jesus accomplished yesterday—and listening for our mission today?

Jesus spent time with His Father—not because He needed healing, forgiveness, or more stuff—but because He loved being in the presence of the One He loved.

Ever wonder what the Kingdom of God looks like? Just look at Jesus' ministry: outsiders become insiders, the imprisoned are set free, and the sick find healing. Jesus taught His disciples to pray for the Kingdom to come to earth as it is in heaven. 

While the kingdom will not come in its fullness until Jesus returns, believers can experience Kingdom breakthroughs as we live surrendered to and empowered by the Spirit of Jesus.

A group of young fishermen left everything to follow Jesus. But was their decision really as impulsive as it seems? 🤔

📖 Luke 5 gives us the backstory—and when we see it, we realize: ✅ They already knew Jesus. ✅ They already heard He was the Messiah. ✅ They had already failed at becoming disciples once before.

And yet, Jesus chose them anyway.

Your past does not disqualify you. Your failures do not define you. Jesus is still calling you to follow Him. Will you?

Ready to be challenged on what the Gospel really means?

If Jesus was preaching the Gospel before He died, would He recognize a Gospel that only begins with Jesus died for your sins?

Let's explore how the Cross does not stand as the starting point of the Gospel—but as the turning point of the Gospel.

The temptations of Adam, Israel, and Jesus remain the same for believers today. Will the words of Yahweh be enough to trust the ways of Yahweh?

💧 Jesus’ baptism was about more than just water—it was about accepting God's mission for His life.

John the Baptist takes on the identity of an Old Testament prophet as He calls for everyone to prepare for the arrival of God's King. But John was instructing the people to get their hearts—not their homes—in order.

What does it look like to live as a faith family this year? Being committed to helping each other be with Jesus, give to Jesus, and love like Jesus.