When we are captured and compelled by God's purpose for our lives we become living sacrifices where we at once die to self and live for others.

Jesus has destroyed the wall of hostility - we are a people under one roof and with one family name.

The Resurrection has changed the reality of the world where death once reigned.

You cannot have the glory of Sunday, without the crucifixion on Friday.

A person captured by the good news of the Gospel is a beacon of good news to others – you are God's workmanship.

It is by grace that God saw us as we were, loved us, and saved us to make us what we are.

The Gospel doesn't erase our past, it transforms our past.

Why does it matter that the church meet together? We exist to tell one another of the past, present, and future spiritual blessing we have in Christ as we take part in the grand plan God has for us. There are so many benefits that come with a body that is united in Christ. We support one another, we give thanks for one another and we pray for one another. But all of this happens as we take part in a bigger plan, part of a bigger narrative, that is bigger than any one person.

Why does it matter that the church meet together? We exist to tell one another of the past, present, and future spiritual blessing we have in Christ as we take part in the grand plan God has for us. There are so many benefits that come with a body that is united in Christ. We support one another, we give thanks for one another and we pray for one another. But all of this happens as we take part in a bigger plan, part of a bigger narrative, that is bigger than any one person.

The heart of God is clearly seen in his past faithfulness to His people, the work of Christ on this earth, and the promise of Jesus' return. God has given us the Holy Spirit to remind us that His heart towards us has not changed - He will be our God and we will be His people and this will be accomplished because of his long suffering love for us. Be confident in the fact that God's feeling toward you is not based on anything in you, but rather everything that is in him.