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No More Playing Church: The Call to Go All In
What happens when you realize Jesus doesn't want to be a guest in your heart—He wants to own it? This week we're diving into what might be the most powerful passage in all of Ephesians (3:14-21), exploring two prayers that could transform everything about how we follow Christ.
In this message, Senior Pastor Sam Weitman unpacks:
🤍 Why Jesus isn't interested in renting a room in your heart
💪 The strength required to surrender every part of your life to Christ
🌊 How the love of Christ is more vast than any ocean we could explore
🔥 What it looks like when a church stops settling for the status quo
⛰️ Why we never retire from obedience (shoutout to 85-year-old Caleb)
Two prayers for our church:
1. That we'd fall so in love with Jesus that every sacrifice becomes the only reasonable response
2. That we'd be utterly convinced that God can do more than we ask, think, or imagine—and that He wants to use us to do it
Let's stop limiting God's power by what we've come to expect. The greatest stories of how God works don't have to be behind us—they can be in front of us.
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What happens when you realize Jesus doesn't want to be a guest in your heart—He wants to own it? This week we're diving into what might be the most powerful passage in all of Ephesians (3:14-21), exploring two prayers that could transform everything about how we follow Christ.
In this message, Senior Pastor Sam Weitman unpacks:
🤍 Why Jesus isn't interested in renting a room in your heart
💪 The strength required to surrender every part of your life to Christ
🌊 How the love of Christ is more vast than any ocean we could explore
🔥 What it looks like when a church stops settling for the status quo
⛰️ Why we never retire from obedience (shoutout to 85-year-old Caleb)
Two prayers for our church:
1. That we'd fall so in love with Jesus that every sacrifice becomes the only reasonable response
2. That we'd be utterly convinced that God can do more than we ask, think, or imagine—and that He wants to use us to do it
Let's stop limiting God's power by what we've come to expect. The greatest stories of how God works don't have to be behind us—they can be in front of us.