True success is based on obedience to the Holy Spirit's prompting, conviction, and guidance, regardless of personal cost to self. As Christ followers, we are called to listen to and obey the Holy Spirit, and our

obedience in tough situations determines our success, regardless of external circumstances.

What is The Church meant to be? A people of repentance, renewal and mission. Loving

God. Loving Each Other. Loving the World. The story of the church isn’t over. We’re part

of what God is still writing.

What is The Church meant to be? A people of repentance, renewal and mission. Loving God. Loving Each Other. Loving the World. The story of the church isn’t over. We’re part of what God is still writing.

What is The Church meant to be? A people of repentance, renewal and mission. Loving

God. Loving Each Other. Loving the World. The story of the church isn’t over. We’re part

of what God is still writing.

What is The Church meant to be? A people of repentance, renewal and mission. Loving

God. Loving Each Other. Loving the World. The story of the church isn’t over. We’re part

of what God is still writing.

What is The Church meant to be? A people of repentance, renewal and mission. Loving

God. Loving Each Other. Loving the World. The story of the church isn’t over. We’re part

of what God is still writing.

What is The Church meant to be? A people of repentance, renewal and mission. Loving

God. Loving Each Other. Loving the World. The story of the church isn’t over. We’re part

of what God is still writing.

The gospel advances through ordinary people who speak boldly, trust God for more,

endure hardship, and celebrate what God has done.

What is The Church meant to be? A people of repentance, renewal and mission. Loving

God. Loving Each Other. Loving the World. The story of the church isn’t over. We’re part

of what God is still writing.

God is still writing the story. What looks impossible to us is often the very place where

God displays His power, answers prayer, and advances His kingdom.