By Brian Ellis, Next Gen Pastor, Guest Speaker
In 1 Samuel we read about the Israelites rejecting God’s sovereignty. Thousands of years later we can wrestle with the same thing. Join us as we talk through keeping God as king in our lives.
In 1 Samuel we read about the Israelites rejecting God’s sovereignty. Thousands of years later we can wrestle with the same thing. Join us as we talk through keeping God as king in our lives.
In a culture where words are often careless or manipulative, Jesus calls His people to honesty and integrity. Our words should reflect hearts shaped by truth and trustworthiness. We’ll consider how simple faithfulness in what we say can become a powerful witness to the kingdom of God and surprise those around us.
Jesus moves beyond outward behavior and speaks directly to the condition of our hearts. Anger, lust, resentment, and broken relationships reveal deeper spiritual struggles that God wants to heal and transform. Jesus shows us that the work in our hearts might be the most important work as those who follow Him.
Jesus calls His followers to live differently — like salt that preserves and light that shines. As citizens of God’s kingdom, we are invited to influence the world around us while staying rooted in God’s truth. Jesus names what it means to surprise the world with grace, purpose, and faithfulness.