The church fulfills its role in God’s redemptive mission in the world when we remember we’re a people not a place, a movement, not an institution. The church has a unique opportunity to demonstrate to the world the power of the Gospel to heal and reconcile, and all of this starts with being a community of people led by and dependent on the Holy Spirit.

As followers of Jesus, we’ve been commissioned to the same mission He had. What does it look like to live with that same kind of purpose and intention in the world? At a practical level, what are some of the barriers we face to stepping into that...

Preparation is required to serve Christ as a missionary. Acts 1:1-8 reveals that Jesus instructed the disciples 40 days between His resurrection and ascension. He directed them to wait and watch in a posture of receiving for the coming of the...

Preparation is required to serve Christ as a missionary. Acts 1:1-8 reveals that Jesus instructed the disciples 40 days between His resurrection and ascension. He directed them to wait and watch in a posture of receiving for the coming of the indwelling Holy Spirit. Then, just as the first Christians served first in Jerusalem and went from there, Christians envision their parish to further Jesus’ mission.

As followers of Jesus, we’ve been commissioned to the same mission He had. What does it look like to live with that same kind of purpose and intention in the world? At a practical level, what are some of the barriers we face to stepping into that mission?

Jesus is a king with a mission, to proclaim and embody God’s Kingdom on earth. What is that kingdom like? How is it different from how the world so often works?

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Just as Jesus is a different kind of king, his kingdom takes the norms and values we so often see in society - both now and in Jesus’ day - and turns them upside down. In particular, we explore how Jesus’ kingdom elevates the humble and lowly, and...

Jesus is a king with a mission, to proclaim and embody God’s Kingdom on earth. What is that kingdom like? How is it different from how the world so often works?

Just as Jesus is a different kind of king, his kingdom takes the norms and values we so often see in society - both now and in Jesus’ day - and turns them upside down. In particular, we explore how Jesus’ kingdom elevates the humble and lowly, and cares about the heart and motivation behind our actions rather than simply an outward performance. Someone from the community also shares his recent journey of how he has been wrestling with the meaning of Jesus’ upside down kingdom.

To understand God’s mission in the world, we have to start with Jesus. The Gospel writers were eager to communicate Jesus’ identity as the promised king. Why? And what kind of king is Jesus?

To learn more about The Highway Community, please head to...