We dive deep into Acts 2:42-47 and uncover a powerful truth: the early church's success in disciple-making wasn't about resources or strategies - it was about DEVOTION to community!

Read Acts 2:42-47. How can we embody this spirit of community and devotion in our church today? 🔥 Are we making disciples or just sharing information? 🤔

Join us next time as we continue to explore what it truly means to do life together as followers of Christ! 🙏🏼✝️

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Today's sermon reminds us that God intentionally created us with diverse gifts and backgrounds. When we embrace our differences and work together in unity, we become a powerful witness for Christ.

We are BETTER TOGETHER! 🙌

What unique gift has God given you to build up the body of Christ?

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This week challenges us to examine our emotions, the practical purpose they serve and how we can bring them captive to the will of God. What examples did Jesus, our great teacher, set for us?

May God continue to lead us nearer to himself as we continue to rest in His promises and humbly walk the path He call us to. 🙏

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This Easter, we celebrate not just the resurrection of Jesus, but the resurrection of hope, dreams, forgiveness, and relationship. Christ's sacrifice wasn't an ending—it was a new beginning! He is risen! 🙌

Jesus gave up EVERYTHING so we could receive EVERYTHING.

What do you receive? How do you receive it?

Listen this week and rejoice in the incredible gift of the resurrection and the new life we have in Christ! 🙏❤️

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On Palm Sunday, we're reminded that encountering Jesus always elicits a response.

Jesus' entry into Jerusalem sparked various reactions - from joyful celebration to skepticism. But one thing's certain: no one could remain indifferent.

As we reflect on Palm Sunday, let's examine our own response to Christ. Is it visible in our obedience, generosity, and worship? Remember, even if we were silent, the very stones would cry out in praise!

Join us as we explore 'Jesus Elicits a Response' and discover how to align our lives with the King who comes in the name of the Lord. 🙏🏼

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This week challenges us to examine our hearts like Mary of Bethany. Mary's act of pouring expensive perfume on Jesus' feet wasn't just about the gift-it was about her wholehearted devotion.

Are we more concerned with pleasing others or pleasing God?

Are we willing to break cultural norms, humble ourselves, and make extravagant sacrifices to honor Jesus?

May God continue to lead us nearer to himself as we continue our Lenten journey, moving Jesus back to His rightful place in our lives. 🙏

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This Lenten season, we're diving deep into Jesus' parable of the loving Father. It's not just about a wayward son, but also about an older brother who missed the heart of his father. Who are you in the story of the Prodigal Son? 🤔

Are we sometimes closer to God in our brokenness than in our self-righteousness?

Join us as we explore how to represent God's love to a world in need of grace. 🙏❤️

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This Lent, we're challenged to take a hard look at our lives. Are we deflecting responsibility or truly embracing change? Jesus calls us to more than just acknowledging our wrongs - He invites us to transform our thinking and actions.

Repentance isn't about guilt; it's about growth. It's the fork in the road between perishing and flourishing. When we choose to live God's way, we open ourselves to His grace, love, and abundance.

God offers us chances to bear fruit. Will you take that opportunity this Lenten season?

Join us as we continue our journey of 'Nothing but Jesus, Everything for Jesus.' Let's walk the path to true flourishing together.

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