Johnny Outing // To move forward as radical followers of Jesus, we need to look back at the early Church. In Acts 2, people were baptized, made new in faith, met urgent needs, and lived in deep community. They blazed a path of bold, transformative faith. In a world shaped by individualism and distraction, we’re challenged to do the same—letting our faith reshape how we show up, love others, and live with purpose.

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Michael Hinton // In the story of the road to Emmaus, we’re invited to see Jesus in a deeper, more meaningful way. Even in our moments of confusion and doubt, he walks with us—gently shifting our perspective and guiding us toward hope. And when our eyes are opened to who he truly is, everything begins to change.

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Katie Evans // We’ve all experienced suffering—through loss, grief, or pain. As Jesus hung on the cross, his mother Mary endured the heartbreak of watching her son suffer in unimaginable ways. Yet even in that moment of deep sorrow, there was beauty—because Jesus met Mary in her suffering, just as he meets us in ours.

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Michael Hinton // There is a powerful contrast between the two thieves crucified alongside Jesus. One thief mocks Jesus, refusing to see him as Savior, while the other humbly acknowledges his own guilt and turns to Jesus in faith. This moment illustrates the choice we all face—whether to reject or embrace the grace Jesus offers. Even in his darkest hours, Jesus extends mercy, proving that no one is beyond redemption.

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Michael Hinton // Barabbas and Jesus share a powerful exchange—a guilty man set free while the innocent Son of God took his place. This moment serves as a vivid picture of the Gospel, where Jesus bears the punishment we deserve so we can walk in freedom. But with that freedom comes a choice: will we honor God, love others, stand for truth, and serve with humility, or will we take the easy way out?

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Michael Hinton // Pontius Pilate appears only briefly in the Gospel narrative, but his role is extremely significant and forever linked to the fate of Jesus. Despite recognizing Jesus’ innocence, Pilate prioritized political convenience over conviction, mirroring the struggles we face in standing for truth today. This message challenges us to ask, What will we do with Jesus?—will we surrender to his truth or adjust it to fit our own preferences?

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Katie Holland // Judas’ story is a sobering reminder of how secret sin and shame can separate us from God. We’ll begin our series, The Darkest Hours by exploring his betrayal of Jesus, his tragic end, and the grace that was always available to him. Through Judas’ choices, we are challenged to confess, repent, and hold fast to the mercy of Christ, who invites us into restoration.

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Bishop Oscar // This Sunday, we have the incredible privilege of hearing from Bishop Oscar Muriu, leader of all Nairobi Chapel churches and a passionate advocate for raising up African leaders in the global church. Bishop Oscar will be diving into The Greatest Commandment—what it truly means to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. It is a powerful message that will challenge and inspire us to live out our faith with deeper devotion and greater love.

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Garry Abbott // Making prayer a part of our lives can be a difficult task—it’s hard to know where to start and what it looks like. This week, we’ll explore prayer as an act of relationship, gratitude, and defiant hope. As we embrace these aspects of prayer, we’ll find ourselves becoming more like Jesus in the way we live and love.

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