The gospel doesn’t just come to us but goes through us. God not only invites us into a relationship with him, but he challenges us to responsibility — to participate in bringing the reality of the Kingdom of God with us, everywhere we go. But what does that look like in a world increasingly hostile to the way of Jesus? In this episode we’ll explore what it means to be empowered by the Holy Spirit as a courageous missional presence in our world – wherever God has placed us.

The gospel doesn’t just come to us but goes through us. God not only invites us into a relationship with him, but he challenges us to responsibility — to participate in bringing the reality of the Kingdom of God with us, everywhere we go. But what does that look like in a world increasingly hostile to the way of Jesus? In this episode we’ll explore what it means to be empowered by the Holy Spirit as a courageous missional presence in our world – wherever God has placed us.

The gospel doesn’t just come to us but goes through us. God not only invites us into a relationship with him, but he challenges us to responsibility — to participate in bringing the reality of the Kingdom of God with us, everywhere we go. But what does that look like in a world increasingly hostile to the way of Jesus? In this episode we’ll explore what it means to be empowered by the Holy Spirit as a courageous missional presence in our world – wherever God has placed us.

The gospel doesn’t just come to us but goes through us. God not only invites us into a relationship with him, but he challenges us to responsibility — to participate in bringing the reality of the Kingdom of God with us, everywhere we go. But what does that look like in a world increasingly hostile to the way of Jesus? In this episode we’ll explore what it means to be empowered by the Holy Spirit as a courageous missional presence in our world – wherever God has placed us.

We are pressing into our goal of orientating our lives around being with Jesus, becoming like Jesus, and doing what he would do if he were me by growing to become resilient disciples, who are a faithful family in the face of cultural coercion, live a vibrant life in the spirit, and are empowered as a courageous missional presence in our world.

In the chaos, confusion, distraction, and disruptions of our current culture, how to we live the life we were meant to live? Or, in the language of the Bible, how to live life abundant, keep in step with the Step, grow in maturity, and live the good life? In this episode, we’ll unpack some of the challenge to this goal and how to cultivate the good life, by creating a Rule of Life. Our area of focus today is soul care.

In the chaos, confusion, distraction, and disruptions of our current culture, how to we live the life we were meant to live? Or, in the language of the Bible, how to live life abundant, keep in step with the Step, grow in maturity, and live the good life? In this episode, we’ll unpack some of the challenge to this goal and how to cultivate the good life, by creating a Rule of Life. Our area of focus today is work life.

In the chaos, confusion, distraction, and disruptions of our current culture, how to we live the life we were meant to live? Or, in the language of the Bible, how to live life abundant, keep in step with the Step, grow in maturity, and live the good life? In this episode, we’ll unpack some of the challenge to this goal and how to cultivate the good life, by creating a Rule of Life. Our area of focus today is life with Others.

In the chaos, confusion, distraction, and disruptions of our current culture, how to we live the life we were meant to live? Or, in the language of the Bible, how to live life abundant, keep in step with the Step, grow in maturity, and live the good life? In this episode, we’ll unpack some of the challenge to this goal and how to cultivate the good life, by creating a Rule of Life. Our area of focus today is “life with God.”

We are pressing into our goal of orientating our lives around being with Jesus, becoming like Jesus, and doing what he would do if he were me by growing to become resilient disciples, who are a faithful family in the face of cultural coercion, live a vibrant life in the spirit, and are empowered as a courageous missional presence in our world.