Velocity Church

What does it look like to live as God's people in a broken world?The book of Isaiah confronts us with the reality of human rebellion, the consequences of turning away from God, and the hope of a future that only God can bring about. Through Isaiah, God promises a righteous King, a Servant who will bring salvation, and a day when he will restore his people and make all things new. God is forming a people who live in the present in light of the future he has promised.

Encountering God's holiness transforms how we see ourselves and how we respond to his calling.

What does it look like to live as God's people in a broken world?The book of Isaiah confronts us with the reality of human rebellion, the consequences of turning away from God, and the hope of a future that only God can bring about. Through Isaiah, God promises a righteous King, a Servant who will bring salvation, and a day when he will restore his people and make all things new. God is forming a people who live in the present in light of the future he has promised.

God promises to rescue and restore his people through his coming Messiah, inviting them to live in light of the future he is bringing.

God's love for us in Christ isn't something we simply receive, it is something that reshapes us. When we know we are truly loved by God, we don't have to hide, perform, fear, compromise, or compete. Real love produces a different way of living toward God and toward others. If I am truly loved by God, what should that love produce in me?

Text: 3 John 1–15

Because we are secure in God's love, we don't have to compete for recognition or control. We can use what we have to strengthen others and help God's work flourish.

God's love for us in Christ isn't something we simply receive, it is something that reshapes us. When we know we are truly loved by God, we don't have to hide, perform, fear, compromise, or compete. Real love produces a different way of living toward God and toward others. If I am truly loved by God, what should that love produce in me?

Text: 2 John 1–13

Real love and truth belong together. Because love cares about people, it also cares about what is true—and that means love requires discernment.

Text: Mark 6:27–52; Luke 5:16

Jesus treats time alone with the Father as a non-negotiable appointment.

God's love for us in Christ isn't something we simply receive, it is something that reshapes us. When we know we are truly loved by God, we don't have to hide, perform, fear, compromise, or compete. Real love produces a different way of living toward God and toward others. If I am truly loved by God, what should that love produce in me?

Text: 1 John 4:7–21; 5:18–20

Because God loved us first and has secured us in Christ, we don't have to let fear govern our relationship with God or our relationships with others.

God's love for us in Christ isn't something we simply receive, it is something that reshapes us. When we know we are truly loved by God, we don't have to hide, perform, fear, compromise, or compete. Real love produces a different way of living toward God and toward others. If I am truly loved by God, what should that love produce in me?

Text: 1 John 3:1–24; 5:13–15

Knowing that we are children of God gives us a settled identity that frees us from constantly trying to prove ourselves, enabling us to love others actively and approach God confidently.

God's love for us in Christ isn't something we simply receive, it is something that reshapes us. When we know we are truly loved by God, we don't have to hide, perform, fear, compromise, or compete. Real love produces a different way of living toward God and toward others. If I am truly loved by God, what should that love produce in me?

Text: 1 John 2:3–17; 5:1–5

God's love doesn't simply change what we believe—it reorders what we love. As our love for God grows, obedience becomes the natural expression of that love and the way we resist the competing loves of the world.

God's love for us in Christ isn't something we simply receive, it is something that reshapes us. When we know we are truly loved by God, we don't have to hide, perform, fear, compromise, or compete. Real love produces a different way of living toward God and toward others. If I am truly loved by God, what should that love produce in me?

Text: 1 John 1:1–2:2

God's love brings us into real fellowship with Him and with His people, and that fellowship is sustained not by pretending we're perfect but by walking honestly in the light.

Luke carefully investigated eyewitness testimony so that we can know with certainty who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him.

Luke 24

The resurrection confirms everything Jesus claimed and launches His followers into mission.