Gratitude isn't just a feeling—it's worship in motion that leads you straight back to Jesus! Like the healed leper who returned to thank Him, gratitude transforms our hearts and brings us into God's presence. Where is gratitude leading you today?

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The world says think for yourself, but Paul says think like Christ. Are you being led by human wisdom or the Spirit of God? Discover what it really means to have the mind of Christ and why some truths can only be understood through divine revelation. The difference will transform how you see everything.

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What if your greatest weakness could become your most powerful testimony? God has a habit of choosing the unlikely, the ordinary, and the broken to accomplish extraordinary things. The cross proves that divine strength is perfectly displayed through human weakness. Are you trying to impress others with your abilities, or are you allowing God to shine through your weakness?

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What unites us? Jesus. What divides us? Everything else. In a world that pressures us to choose sides, how can the church maintain unity without compromising truth? The answer might surprise you - it's not about agreeing on everything, but about fixing our eyes on the same Savior.

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The church of Jesus Christ is called not to mirror culture or withdraw from it, but to engage it with the heart and mind of Christ — embodying truth, grace, and love in a world desperate for meaning and reconciliation.

We begin a new series through Paul's first letter to the Corinthian church that focuses on what the church should look like and how it should engage in a culture that is very different from how Christ calls us to live.

In week 1, we discover that for us to begin we need to understand our our identity in Christ that calls us to be different in the culture we are surrounded by.

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Thank you Lucas for sharing this week!

Jesus knew His followers would face adversity for the next 2,000 years, so He provided three practical responses that remain relevant today. First, don't panic - choose faith over fear, remembering that the world is powerless against the spiritual realm. Second, trust God to provide what you need, viewing persecution as an opportunity to share the gospel and relying on spiritual weapons rather than physical ones. Third, stand firm by enduring for the gospel's sake, keeping your eyes on the spiritual finish line of the Great Commission rather than being derailed by temporary circumstances. When we follow these principles, we can navigate any adversity without allowing fear to drive our decisions.

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Jesus' Great Commission in Matthew 28:16-20 reminds us that we share the gospel with His authority, not our own. Our mission isn't to make converts but disciples—people who follow Jesus in every aspect of life. This requires long-term investment and patience, unlike our culture's preference for quick results. The command to 'go' creates urgency for today, not someday. Most importantly, Jesus promises His constant presence as we fulfill this mission, even when we experience doubt or fear. This transforms evangelism from an intimidating task to a privilege we undertake with the King of Kings.

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Mission isn't reserved for special occasions but is woven into our everyday lives. Based on Colossians 4:2-6, living on mission begins with purposeful prayer that transforms our hearts to see others as Jesus does. It continues with living wisely among non-believers, where our conduct matches our message, and speaking graciously in a way that gives life and points to Jesus. We don't need special gifts to live on mission - just faithfulness in ordinary moments. By viewing daily "interruptions" as divine appointments, we can share hope with a hurting world through our everyday interactions.

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In a world marked by division and violence, Jesus offers us a powerful model for breaking barriers and building bridges. Through His encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, we see how Jesus intentionally crossed racial, gender, religious, and social boundaries to reach someone with truth and compassion. Rather than retreating to comfortable spaces or engaging in debates, Jesus approached others with genuine care, listened before speaking, and offered living water that satisfies our deepest spiritual thirsts. Following His example means identifying barriers in our own relationships, taking intentional steps to cross them with love, and sharing our personal testimony of what Jesus has done in our lives.

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God's heart for the lost is beautifully illustrated in Jesus' parable of the shepherd who leaves 99 sheep to find just one that wandered away. This reveals how every single person matters deeply to God, regardless of their past or present circumstances. While we often create bubbles and keep uncomfortable people at a distance, Jesus modeled a different approach—actively seeking out those who were hurting and lost. The shepherd's persistent search, joyful rescue, and celebratory return home mirror God's relentless pursuit of each soul. We're called to identify our 'one'—a specific person God has placed in our life—and intentionally pray for and reach out to them with the same love and persistence that God has shown us.

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