MyCalvaryLife

- The problem with divine perfect: EXCLUSION
- The impossibility of divine perfection: INADEQUACY
- The fulfillment of divine perfection: CRUCIFIXION
- The outcome of divine perfection: INCLUSION

- Jesus offers everyone and anyone ACCESS to God
- A Thief: Access to the CONDEMNED
- A Soldier: Access to the CONDEMNING
- Nicodemus: Access to the RELIGIOUS
- Disciples: Access to the ABSENT

- Becoming a SERVANT was the pathway to Jesus' victory and our redemption
- Jesus' vulnerability was APPALING
- Jesus' vulnerability was REJECTED
- Because of his vulnerability, Jesus voluntarily LOWERED HIMSELF

- There will be many moments you'll need to interrogate the enemy's DECEPTIVE APPEALS
- Interrogate the enemy's appeal to your APPETITES
- Interrogate the enemy's appeal to your need for AFFIRMATION
- Interrogate the enemy's appeal to your AMBITION

- There is a safe space for God to interrogate your BELIEFS and their BOUNDARIES in your life
- God begins when we're willing to EXPLORE the LIMITS of our beliefs
- New boundaries are formed when we ACCEPT what God is revealing to us
- God's interrogation is complete when we ENGAGE with what He revealed to us

- Jesus lead the greatest spiritual resistance ever
- Resist with RESILIENCE
- Resist with RIGHTEOUSNESS
- Resist with INTERCESSION

- The Apostle's burden: THE CHURCH
- Their crisis response: A CALL TO UNITY
- The Prophet's burden: THE NATION
- Their crisis response: A CALL TO INTERCESSION
- The Evangelist's burden: THE LOST
- Their crisis response: A CALL TO BRILLIANT WITNESS
- The Pastor's burden: THE PEOPLE
- Their crisis response: A CALL TO CARE FOR OTHERS

- There are two kinds of estate planning: EARTHLY and ETERNAL
- Plan your FUNERAL
- Make good INVESTMENTS
- Determine your WILL

- We commit to be LEARNERS
- We commit to being part of the COMMUNITY
- We commit to being CONTRIBUTORS