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We often think, "I’ll really start serving God once my life gets settled," or "I’ll be a better Christian once my circumstances change." But what if God called you to be exactly where you are for a reason?

​Last Sunday, we explored 1 Corinthians 7. Paul challenges us with a radical idea: your current season—whether you’re married or single, in a job you love or a situation that’s difficult—is the very place where you are called to walk with God. You don't need a "perfect" life to have a purposeful faith.

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Paul’s message to the church in Corinth is a wake-up call: holiness isn't just a "big picture" concept—it lives in the details of our relationships, our choices, and how we treat our own bodies.

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In the first four chapters of 1 Corinthians, Paul addresses a church fractured by loyalty to specific leaders and intellectual pride. His argument for unity isn't about everyone being identical, but about everyone being centered on the same foundation: Jesus Christ.

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In a world that feels scattered, divided, and distracted, 2026 will be a year for our church to focus our hearts on Jesus and partner with Him in repairing what is broken — in ourselves, our relationships, our congregation, our community.