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Have you ever felt like following Jesus makes you the odd one out?

When the people around you think differently, your convictions can start to feel small, outdated, or even foolish. And when staying faithful costs you acceptance, it’s easy to wonder whether holding on is really worth it.

Watch Part 6 of Letters to the Church to discover what Jesus says to people who feel weak, overlooked, and out of step with the culture around them — but still want to remain faithful.

Have you ever looked fine on the outside while something inside was slowly losing life?

It’s possible to stay busy, stay involved, and even have a good reputation while becoming spiritually tired and disconnected. Sometimes the greatest danger isn’t when everything is falling apart, but when everything looks fine, and we don’t realize we’ve fallen asleep.

Listen to Part 5 of Letters to the Church to discover what revival really looks like and how Jesus wakes us back up to life with Him.

Have you ever wondered where love ends and compromise begins?

We all want to be gracious, accepting, and kind. But what happens when keeping the peace starts costing us our convictions? When does tolerance stop being loving, and how do we know when we’ve crossed that line?

Watch Part 4 of Letters to the Church to learn how to love people deeply without slowly compromising what Jesus calls good and true.

Ever feel like following your beliefs is costing you something? Maybe it’s easier to go along with everyone else than to stand firm in what you know is right. But what happens when fitting in means compromising what matters most?

Following Jesus doesn’t always mean taking the easy road. Sometimes it means giving up something you want because you know who you’re living for. And while that sacrifice can be difficult, what we gain is worth far more than what we leave behind. Discover why Jesus is worth it, even when following him means going against the crowd.

What do you do when life hurts, and there is nothing you can do to make it better?

In Jesus’ letter to the church in Smyrna, He does not promise an easy life or a quick escape from suffering. Instead, He reminds them that He sees them, He is still in control, and their suffering will never have the final word.

Watch Part 2 of Letters to the Church and discover how to remain faithful under fire.

Have you ever done all the right things, believed all the right things, and still felt like something important had gone cold?

It’s possible to stay faithful, stay committed, and even stand for truth while slowly losing the love that should be at the centre of it all. So how do we recognize when that is happening, and what does it look like to find our way back?

Watch Part 1 of our new series, Letters to the Church, as we look at Jesus’ letter to Ephesus and discover how to recover the love that has grown cold.

It’s easy to say we want people to know Jesus. The harder question is: how do we actually see the people around us?

As problems? Interruptions? Arguments to win? Or as people deeply loved by God?

In this message, we look at how following Jesus should move us toward people with wisdom, intention, and grace — and how the way we speak and act can either reflect Jesus well or misrepresent Him.

Because attitude doesn’t just change how we follow Jesus. It changes how we reach.