Even though Amy struggled with so many battles that most of us will never fully understand, we take comfort in knowing that, through her life, our church had a front row seat to real life transformation. Amy's life told the story of Jesus, and Jesus is greater than anything we could ever face in this life.

Every world religion believes that if we can somehow do right (at least more than we do wrong), then we will be made right, but in the story of the Good Samaritan, Jesus teaches us that faith in Him is exactly the opposite. In Christianity, we can do nothing to earn our salvation, and any good that we may do is the result of salvation, not the reason for it. Instead of doing right hoping to be made right, we're made right so we can do right!

Every world religion believes that if we can somehow do right (at least more than we do wrong), then we will be made right, but in the story of the Good Samaritan, Jesus teaches us that faith in Him is exactly the opposite. In Christianity, we can do nothing to earn our salvation, and any good that we may do is the result of salvation, not the reason for it. Instead of doing right hoping to be made right, we're made right so we can do right!

Every world religion believes that if we can somehow do right (at least more than we do wrong), then we will be made right, but in the story of the Good Samaritan, Jesus teaches us that faith in Him is exactly the opposite. In Christianity, we can do nothing to earn our salvation, and any good that we may do is the result of salvation, not the reason for it. Instead of doing right hoping to be made right, we're made right so we can do right!

Every world religion believes that if we can somehow do right (at least more than we do wrong), then we will be made right, but in the story of the Good Samaritan, Jesus teaches us that faith in Him is exactly the opposite. In Christianity, we can do nothing to earn our salvation, and any good that we may do is the result of salvation, not the reason for it. Instead of doing right hoping to be made right, we're made right so we can do right!

Big days are great opportunities to celebrate what God has done and to anticipate what God is going to do, and on the 5th anniversary of The Gathering's launch, Paul revealed 5 observations from Luke 10 about how God sends us, where God sends us, and why our response to being sent is so critical to the success of the mission!

Big days are great opportunities to celebrate what God has done and to anticipate what God is going to do, and on the 5th anniversary of The Gathering's launch, Paul revealed 5 observations from Luke 10 about how God sends us, where God sends us, and why our response to being sent is so critical to the success of the mission!

Big days are great opportunities to celebrate what God has done and to anticipate what God is going to do, and on the 5th anniversary of The Gathering's launch, Paul revealed 5 observations from Luke 10 about how God sends us, where God sends us, and why our response to being sent is so critical to the success of the mission!

Big days are great opportunities to celebrate what God has done and to anticipate what God is going to do, and on the 5th anniversary of The Gathering's launch, Paul revealed 5 observations from Luke 10 about how God sends us, where God sends us, and why our response to being sent is so critical to the success of the mission!

Perhaps the best ad campaign in recent years - "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas" - has also been the biggest lie for followers of Jesus, because the presence of God is meant to spill over into and take over every area of our lives. As the disciples found out after seeing the cloud of God's glory, what happens in the cloud doesn't stay in the cloud, and when we try to keep Sunday separate from the other six days of the week, we run into all kinds of problems. In this message, Paul points out 5.