We often find ourselves hoping for things to be better than they are. This desire can either lead us to despair or point us towards our longing for all things to be renewed. As we wait for Jesus’ return we have the opportunity to look for where God is at work and partner with Him.

Our worship life is important to the Lord. He sees it as one the most critical identity markers of His people. Therefore, like a language, we need to grow in fluency in the language of worship.

God is perfectly and forever faithful, despite our unfaithfulness to Him. So much so that all good in things in our life is due to God’s faithfulness to us. The proper recognition and response to this truth would be a heart stirred to greater worship and devotion to the Lord in utter awe, gratitude, and humility.

After turning back to Jesus (i.e. repentance), how can the church move forward from its Covid and pre-Covid funk? In other words, what now? In the sequel to this 2 part series, we look at the significance of the Holy Spirit and the key to walking in Him.

Have you wondered if there's any meaning behind this whole season of Covid that we've been enduring? Do you wonder about the state of the church at large and how we will "return to normal?" Listen in to see how Israel's lack of observance of the Year of Jubilee relates to our current condition in the body of Christ.

Before we receive God's forgiveness and rest, there is a need for us to reflect on the past and repent.

Before we receive God's forgiveness and rest, there is a need for us to reflect on the past and repent.

As those made and saved by Jesus we have a missional mandate to co-rule with Him!. A mandate to partner with Jesus to usher in His truth and goodness everywhere we are and in all we do and say.