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Pastor Chad’s message—part of the Let the Church Rise series—focuses on the truth that believers are the body of Christ, united under Jesus as the head. Drawing from Ephesians 1 and 1 Corinthians 12, he teaches that the Church is not a human idea but God’s design, created for our benefit and filled with the life of Christ Himself. Our union with Christ means we share His life, His Spirit, and His mission in the world. Pastor Chad emphasizes that just as a body cannot live without its head, Christians cannot function apart from Jesus or from one another; faith is never meant to be a private, solo experience. The Church, though imperfect, remains God’s chosen instrument to reveal His love and bring hope to the world—His hands, feet, and eyes today. Calling the congregation “Team Jesus,” he encourages everyone to “get in the game,” faithfully serve their role, and let the Church rise through unity, humility, and compassion as they prepare for the upcoming Share Hope outreach offering.
By The Crossing ChurchPastor Chad’s message—part of the Let the Church Rise series—focuses on the truth that believers are the body of Christ, united under Jesus as the head. Drawing from Ephesians 1 and 1 Corinthians 12, he teaches that the Church is not a human idea but God’s design, created for our benefit and filled with the life of Christ Himself. Our union with Christ means we share His life, His Spirit, and His mission in the world. Pastor Chad emphasizes that just as a body cannot live without its head, Christians cannot function apart from Jesus or from one another; faith is never meant to be a private, solo experience. The Church, though imperfect, remains God’s chosen instrument to reveal His love and bring hope to the world—His hands, feet, and eyes today. Calling the congregation “Team Jesus,” he encourages everyone to “get in the game,” faithfully serve their role, and let the Church rise through unity, humility, and compassion as they prepare for the upcoming Share Hope outreach offering.