The message of Philemon 1:1-7 is simple: the Love of Jesus changes people.

Acts 13:1-3 reminds us that true Gospel multiplication doesn’t come without a cost. But the gospel of Jesus is worthy of that cost.

In Acts 1:6-11 we see that God brings His Kingdom to bear through outward facing people whose hope of the Kingdom is rooted in nothing and nobody but the King of the Kingdom. So might the cry of our hearts and the work of our hands declare, “Thy Kingdom Come!”

This week we visited Acts 18:1-11 and talked about our desire to be marked by this reality: wherever God leads us, be all in—where we are—on mission with Jesus!

Romans 12:13-20 is a discomforting but beautiful reminder that we are welcomed into the presence of God because of Jesus, and this is both the example and empowerment of our call to welcome everyone and anyone into our presence. So might we stop building fences and start building longer tables.

In Acts 2:42-47 we're reminded that walking with Jesus cannot be disconnected from walking with one another. And a group of people devoted to both can change their world. So, might we walk with Jesus together. For all our days.

This week we go to Colossians 1:15-29 and we are called to live and die for the glory of Jesus.

In light of John 13:1-17, we desire to be a people who following the example & resting in the power of Jesus, generously, joyfully, humbly & sacrificially steward our gifts & resources for the good of one another & kingdom advance.⁠

Esther 4:12-17 reminds us that God is worthy of our following Him wherever, whenever, & however He leads us. Every day until the last day.

This week we visit Matthew 4:18-22 and see that walking with Jesus is not a burden. It is a kind and urgent invitation into anti-burden.