This week, Pastor Matthew shared about what the Lord did during his time on Sabbatical.

The Lord wants to release healing over the wounds accumulated over the past two years.
Jesus was joyous, and God wants to pour out His oil of joy on us.
When we say yes to Jesus there are certain things we are saying yes to. This includes the way of the cross, which is suffering and a laying down of our lives. Jesus taught us how to do this. If we allow Jesus to work in us through suffering, He will make us more like Him.
The church is still God’s plan A to see Him and know Him, and so long as that is true there is still hope.
The church must be an alternative community that purposefully resists the things of the world. We must be built on love for one another. If we look exactly the same as the world, then the church has nothing to offer the lost.
Nations come and go but His Kingdom endures forever.
We live in a post-Christian culture, and because of that we need to shift.
We must continue our journey towards slowed down spirituality. We must continue to plant churches. We must continue our journey towards multi-ethnicity.

God is calling Waypoint in this season to come out and go.