“Justice, mercy and faithfulness. These you ought to have done, without neglecting the others.” – Matthew 23:23.
What if Jesus really meant that the way you carry out matters like justice, mercy, and faith really are what’s most important?
This weekend we stepped into our third week of What If, where (you might have gathered) we had a conversation on justice. As disciples of Jesus, He calls us to nurture both our personal holiness with Christ and also our heart for greater compassion and justice.
TAKE A MOMENT TO ASK...
1* Where is God asking you to seek justice, mercy, and faithfulness in your own life?
2* Where have you been practicing your own personal holiness, but have overlooked practicing justice, mercy, and faith with the people God has called you to?
Gnats and Camels
January 23, 2022 • John Challinor • Matthew 23:23–24, Leviticus 11
You're Not Alone
March 6, 2022 • John Challinor
What does it look like for Jesus to be with you in the midst of the things that you’re going through? This week we have the wonderful reminder that we are never alone, no matter where it is we find ourselves. If you missed out this weekend, make sure to catch up on our last week of our series, What If, as we get practical about exploring how we can carry this truth into tomorrow.
Plan A?
February 27, 2022 • John Challinor • Matthew 16:13–20, John 16:7–15
What if you are plan A when Jesus says I will build my church? What if the church is not about an institution or a building, but a gathering for people for a special purpose? Check out this message and hear the challenge that pastor john has for us from the teachings of Jesus.
Grace For That?
February 20, 2022 • John Challinor • John 19:30, Matthew 27:50–54, John 8:24–36
When Jesus said, “it is finished!” Then bowed his head and gave up his spirit", a new course of life and identity was ignited. From that moment, a new purpose was created in each of us and the trajectory of eternity was forever changes. If you weren't able to join us this weekend, we invite you to explore with us how the sacrifice given translates to our own lives and how we can walk in the redemption that Jesus has given us.