New Creation Albuquerque

• Ps. 106:1–18
• Ps. 106:19–48
• Hosea 14:1–9
• Acts 22:30—23:11
• Luke 6:39–49

In a culture that profits off of our polarization, division and the demonization of the "other," Jesus is breaking down divisions and inviting us to participate in the reconciliation of all things, starting with our concrete and local relationships. In Philippians 4:2-3, Paul gets concrete and local, pleading with Euodia and Syntyche to "agree in the Lord."

For some practical tips on how to have difficult conversations, check out this helpful article:

https://gravityleadership.com/how-to-have-a-difficult-conversation/

• Ps. 118
• Ps. 145
• Hosea 13:4–14
• 1 Cor. 2:6–16
• Matt. 14:1–12

• Ps. 107:33–43, 108:1–6 (7–13)
• Ps. 33
• Hosea 11:1–9
• Acts 22:17–29
• Luke 6:27–38

Ps. 101, 109:1–4 (5–19) 20–30; Ps. 119:121–144; Hosea 4:11–19; 
Acts 21:15–26; 
Luke 5:27–39

Ps. 101, 109:1–4 (5–19) 20–30; Ps. 119:121–144; Hosea 4:11–19; 
Acts 21:15–26; 
Luke 5:27–39

Ps. 8, 148; 
Job 38:1–7; 
Hebrews 1:1–14; 
Ps. 34, 150, or Ps. 104; 
Mark 13:21–27

Ps. 89:1–18; Ps. 89:19–52; 
Hosea 2:14–23; 
Acts 20:17–38; 
Luke 5:1–11

The Spirit is freeing us from the tyranny of the calendar so that we may seize the significance of the moment. We explore Ephesians 5:15-21 and the invitation to enter into the Kairos moment of our current seasons in life. Our focus on what time it is can cause us to miss what moment it is.

Ps. 66, 67; Ps. 19, 46; 
Hosea 2:2–14; 
James 3:1–13; 
Matt. 13:44–52