"YOU are God's magnificent temple! 🏛️✨

Just as Solomon built an awe-inspiring house for God, you are intricately designed to be a dwelling place for His presence. Your body, mind, and spirit are crafted with divine perfection.

How's your temple today? • Is your body cared for? • Is your mind renewed? • Is your spirit connected?

This week, take an honest look at your 'temple.' Offer yourself as a living sacrifice - not by destruction, but by dedication. Invite accountability and commit to stewarding your whole self for God's glory.

Remember: You are sacred, splendid, and meant to inspire generations. Let's build ourselves into a beacon of faith that leaves the world in awe of God's presence within us.

"What's next? 📝🏃‍♀️

In our 'Write It Down' series finale, we learned that everyone has a next step in their journey with God. Whether it's waiting patiently, stepping into leadership, or rekindling forgotten dreams, God has a vision for each of us.

Key takeaways: • Get a word from God before doing the work • Make your vision plain and simple • Run with purpose, knowing God's timing is perfect • Keep praying with persistence

Remember: 'For the vision is yet for the appointed future time. It hurries towards the goal of fulfillment. It will not fail.' - Habakkuk 2:3

📝✨ WRITE IT DOWN, PRAY WITH IMPUDENCE

"For still the vision awaits its appointed time. It hastens to the end; it will not lie. If it seems slow, wait for it; it will surely come; it will not delay." - Habakkuk 2:3

Are you hesitant to pray for that long-awaited dream? Don't be afraid to write down what seems impossible. God acts for those who wait for Him!

Key takeaways: • No prayer is too small for God • Pray with impudence - persistent, bold faith • Write down visions that only God can fulfill • Trust in His timing, even when it seems slow

Remember, your heart's deepest desires matter to God. Keep knocking, keep seeking, keep asking. The vision WILL come to pass!

"Vision isn't just about seeing—it's about listening, writing, and running with purpose. 📝🏃‍♂️

This week's message reminds us:

'Write the vision and make it plain... so that he may run who reads it.' - Habakkuk 2:2

Don't rush ahead. Slow down. Linger in God's presence. Let Him speak. Then write it down—your next step, your purpose, your calling.

"What's your next step in 2025? 📝

Pastor Aaron helped us with a practical challenge for this week on how to hear from the Lord:

Remember, consistency is key. Don't take your whole life off from seeking God's vision for you.

Write it down. Make it plain. Run with purpose.

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We pray this message will encourage you know matter what season you are in, to dream again, to spend time this new year getting a Kingdom Vision for you life.

If we can be praying for you or help you in your journey of following Jesus, we'd be honored to do so. Please email us at [email protected] and a member of our team would love to connect with you.

This first Sunday of 2025 we kicked off a new series inspired out of Habakkuk 2:2 'Write it Down'. To help us kick of this new year, we had the honor of hearing from one of Ps. Aaron's mentors and advisors, Ps. Jon Adams who is now Pastor emeritus of the Vine church.

His message explored Joshua's journey and God's call to him in his later years, reminding us that it's never too late to pursue God's purpose. We were challenged to seek a fresh, kingdom-focused vision for our lives, families, and church. His message emphasized the importance of hearing God's voice, trusting Him in every season, and committing to serve Him wholeheartedly.

We pray this message will encourage you know matter what season you are in, to dream again, to spend time this new year getting a kingdom Vision for you life.

If we can be praying for you or help you in your journey of following Jesus, we'd be honored to do so. Please email us at [email protected] and a member of our team would love to connect with you.

"REJOICE in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!" - Philippians 4:4

This Advent season, let's remember that true joy isn't found in perfect circumstances, but in a perfect Savior. When Jesus is our source of joy, we can:

• Rejoice despite disagreements • Be gentle in the face of conflict • Replace anxiety with prayer

Joy isn't just a feeling—it's a choice. Choose to rejoice today, no matter what you're facing. Let your gentleness be evident to all, for the Lord is near! 🎄✨

"🎄 This Advent season, remember: JOY isn't just a feeling, it's your superpower! 💪

Like Paul writing from prison, we can choose joy in ANY circumstance. Why? Because we know the source - Jesus Christ, our Immanuel (God with us).

Remember, your joy isn't meant to be private - it's meant to be PUBLIC! Let's spread the true spirit of Christmas by sharing the joy of Christ with our community.

"This Service of Giving" 💖🙌

When we give generously, something beautiful happens: • We supply the needs of others • We overflow with thanksgiving to God • We demonstrate our faith and trust • We build deep fellowship within our community

Remember, our generosity isn't just about money—it's a powerful act of worship that reflects God's heart. As we approach Thanksgiving, let's challenge ourselves to excel in generosity, knowing that every gift, big or small, can lead to overflowing gratitude and transformed lives.

"Thanks be to God for his indescribable gift!" - 2 Corinthians 9:15

Take your next step in your giving - THANKSGIVING

"God's economy is different. The more we give, the more we receive. Not just in finances, but in righteousness, joy, and thanksgiving. 🌱💖

'You will be enriched in every way so that you can be generous on every occasion, and through us your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God.' - 2 Corinthians 9:11

When we practice generosity, God: • Supplies our needs for today • Increases our capacity to give tomorrow • Multiplies the impact of our giving

Your generosity isn't just meeting needs - it's creating a ripple effect of gratitude that reaches the heart of God! 🙏

How can you sow seeds of generosity this week? Remember, every act of giving, no matter how small, can overflow in thanksgiving to our generous Father.