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Kailey Newkirk // What do we do with divine interruptions? The shepherds in Luke were startled with God's good news. Even though it was good, it would have profound implications that would force a re-ordering of their lives and priorities. Sometimes God, in his grace, asks us to follow him to new places without having all the details up front. Do we resist his interruption, or do we prepare him room?

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Garry Abbott // Jesus didn’t come with pomp and circumstance or military might. The king of the world came as a humble baby to take on our humble estate, all our frailty, all the way to the cross, so we might become heirs to his kingdom—not by birthright, but by grace. In this first week of Advent, we’ll look to the story of the wise men and how they went looking for a king, but found so much more.

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Sam Arocho // We’re afraid to loosen our grip on the stuff that gives us security, but that’s because we mistake where our security is actually coming from. We are called to submit our resources—even when they’re radically limited—to the mission of God. This can be a scary leap of faith, but God loves to do surprising things when our faith meets our stuff.

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Michael and Rachel Blackston // As followers of Jesus, we are called to a standard of holiness in every area--even our sex lives. But how do we carefully and tenderly hold our call to sexual integrity in tension with the shame that often follows the sexual brokenness that touches the life of every human being? Listen in to a conversation between Orlando Pastor Garry Abbott, and licensed mental health counselors Rachel and Michael Blackston as they discuss where faith meets sex.

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O.J. Aldrich // Today, we’re connected to more people and information than any other time in history, but are all of these connections we’re making good? In a way, technology offers us a new “tree of knowledge” with unlimited fruit, but how we navigate it could determine if it’s actually nourishment…or poison. Our interactions have the power to draw us closer to God or drive us away, where faith meets technology.

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Garry Abbott // Our faith wasn't meant to live in our head alone. Just like Jesus put on flesh, our faith in him is also meant to be embodied. And our bodies have a purpose. There's important work to be done where our faith meets our body.

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Johnny Outing // Does our faith live in a different bucket than the rest of our brain? If we are truly integrating our mind with our love of Jesus, we must be mindful of the food we provide to our thoughts. Our actions will inevitable follow the place where our faith meets our thinking.

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Kailey Newkirk // Feelings have a purpose—a holy, God-given purpose. They reveal to us what we could not otherwise see. It is what we DO with our feelings that have the potential to bring about good or evil.

What if feelings are actually meant to energize our faith, not get in the way of it? We can find holy ground where our faith meets our feelings.

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Eddy Moratin // Work is neither all of my provision, nor is it nothing more than my provision. In some mysterious way, it is how we submit to God’s charge for us to join him in brining even more goodness out of his good creation. On this side of heaven, there is always an element of toil in our work—but when we embrace it, God can bring startling goodness in the place where our faith meets our work.

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Kailey Newkirk // The divine and the earthly once shared the same space before sin divided them. So, Jesus came down to be the place where they could finally meet again—where humanity has a chance to reunite with their holy God. Now, what if heaven isn’t just a place we go when we die? What if we, as citizens of his kingdom, are actually able to bring heaven into the here and now?

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