On Sunday, we studied the story of Moses, Aaron and Hur in Exodus 17. In this transitional season for our community, we are actively choosing to reject passivity and hold each other up in a posture of worship until the victory is won! 
 Mark Halstensgard // THREATS IN TRANSITION

Threats in Transition

At EVERYDAY, we believe that the key to seeing lives, homes, and cities transformed is everyday people being empowered to walk in the fullness of the Gospel in their everyday lives. Everything we do is designed to see YOU trained, equipped, and activated into the call of God on your life in your sphere of influence! There are no spectators or second-class citizens in the Kingdom of God, only sons and daughters designed to receive God’s love, love Him back, and share that love with the world around them!

IT’S NOT JUST ON SUNDAYS. IT’S EVERYDAY.

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We were designed to navigate seasons of transition and change by staying rooted in the Word and cultivating a lifestyle of prayer! Rather than relying on secondary sources for our faith, we need to be connected directly with the Father to gather pure oil that will never run dry. It's time to cast aside distractions and commit ourselves to consistent prayer, allowing Holy Spirit to guide us and reveal next steps. By honoring and valuing scripture in the secret place, we are equipped to enter into everyday ministry TOGETHER with our community! 
 Mark Halstensdgard // CULTIVATING OIL

Cultivating Oil

God doesn’t measure our worth based on how much scripture we can memorize or how well we can debate others. He desires us to approach Him with childlike curiosity, driven by deep love rather than a mere need for understanding. While growing in knowledge can be fruitful, 1 Corinthians 8:1 reminds us that “knowledge puffs up, but love builds up.” May we never become dependent on intellectual understanding, but always be filled with wonder and awe of His greatness which fuels our love. 
 Ben Peterson // CHILDLIKE WONDER

Childlike Wonder

The book of Acts is full of stories from everyday people who listened to God and obeyed what He said. In chapters 20-28, Paul serves as an example of how to embrace pruning and produce more fruit as a result. Paul had decided in his heart that he belonged to the Lord and not himself. In the same way, Jesus invites us to become gripped by the Lord's promptings and have the grit to obey them. Whenever the Lord invites us into something, our response is always YES! 
 JOSH KREHBIEL // PAUL'S PRUNING AND MORE FRUIT

Paul's Pruning and More Fruit

Jesus is more than a prophet, teacher, or religious leader; He is the LORD, intimately acquainted with us and what is best for us. We were all uniquely designed to know the God who took on human form and shed His blood to liberate us from guilt, shame, and condemnation. Jesus, fully God and fully man, was crucified to eliminate every obstacle and barrier between us and the Father. Everything changes when we respond to His outpouring of love and submit to His lordship! 
 Josh Krehbiel // EASTER AT EVERYDAY

Easter at Everyday

Jesus' blood is stronger than sin! When we repent and allow the compassionate Vinedresser to lift us into the light, we begin to bear much fruit. He knows the best conditions for us to walk in fruitfulness, and it's our joy to submit to His leadership and allow Him to prune our lives! 
 Josh Krehbiel // ABIDE PT 3

Threats in Transition

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