This week we faced one of Scripture’s harder verses—Luke 16:18. Jesus’ words on divorce and remarriage aren’t meant to shame but to reveal God’s heart for covenant love and healing. Whether single, married, or divorced, God meets us where we are with grace and truth. The call isn’t perfection—it’s pursuit. To seek Him honestly, even in the hard passages.
What hard passage of Scripture has ended up drawing you closer to God?

This week we explored Luke 15 and the story of the two brothers. Both were lost in different ways—one in rebellion, the other in bitterness. But the Father’s heart is revealed in joy, welcome, and celebration. God calls us not just to work, but to join the party of new life in Christ."

Where do you see yourself in this story right now—the wandering younger sibling, the bitter older sibling, or someone learning to live in the Father’s joy?

In Luke 15, Jesus tells us about a shepherd who leaves the 99 and a woman who searches for one coin. Why? Because what’s lost matters. In this message we discover that God doesn’t write us off by our failures—He searches until He finds us. And when He does, heaven throws a party.

Engagement Question for listeners:
“Have you ever felt lost but then found again—by God or by someone else? Share your story with us.”

What is your love's priority ?,

"God didn’t just make you—He made you for GOOD. Before sin, there was already good work to be done. In Christ, you’ve been chosen, given access to God, and sent to embody His goodness in the world. The goodness we live out is not our own—it’s God’s goodness in us, expanding like a mattress unwrapped from its box, touching every part of life."

Engagement Question:
"Where could God’s goodness expand in your life this week?"

What if prayer wasn’t just a religious routine—but an invitation into real relationship? In this message, we explore a foundational truth: God wants to be in relationship with you. Not distant. Not demanding. But near—like a Father, a Friend, a Shepherd.

Through personal stories, Scripture, and the invitation to pray, we explore how connection with God is not about performance—it’s about presence. Whether you’re just exploring faith or have walked with God for years, this message is for you.

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