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Rhythm is all around us. Rhythm is in music. Rhythm is in the wind and the waves. Rhythm is in the beating of your heart and the breathing of your lungs. But what if the rhythms you live out are off? What if instead of a melody, your rhythms are like clanging cymbals? Jesus desires to breath rhythm into you so you can breath rhythm into others. Jesus has prepared you to make a joyful noise. Jesus spoke peace to the wind and the waves. And He’s given you the same authority. So get ready to multiply joy. Get ready to multiply peace. Get ready to multiply rhythm.

Rhythm is all around us. Rhythm is in music. Rhythm is in the wind and the waves. Rhythm is in the beating of your heart and the breathing of your lungs. But what if the rhythms you live out are off? What if instead of a melody, your rhythms are like clanging cymbals? Jesus desires to breath rhythm into you so you can breath rhythm into others. Jesus has prepared you to make a joyful noise. Jesus spoke peace to the wind and the waves. And He’s given you the same authority. So get ready to multiply joy. Get ready to multiply peace. Get ready to multiply rhythm.

Rhythm is all around us. Rhythm is in music. Rhythm is in the wind and the waves. Rhythm is in the beating of your heart and the breathing of your lungs. But what if the rhythms you live out are off? What if instead of a melody, your rhythms are like clanging cymbals? Jesus desires to breath rhythm into you so you can breath rhythm into others. Jesus has prepared you to make a joyful noise. Jesus spoke peace to the wind and the waves. And He’s given you the same authority. So get ready to multiply joy. Get ready to multiply peace. Get ready to multiply rhythm.

1. Church Leadership: How do we respond to and guard against abuses in church leadership? 2. Church Injustices: How do I respond to the injustices that the Church has perpetuated throughout history? 3. Church Framework: How do I reconcile what we’re doing as a church with other churches? How do I live out our vision and mission in this new strategy?

1. Sin: What’s the difference between sinning and a lifestyle of sin? What do I do with sin that I keep on committing? How do I change my desires? How do I recover from sin without feeling like a hypocrite? 2. Worship: I love OUT, but I lack UP, so what does personal worship look like? How do I live OUT as an overflow of my UP relationship? How do I maintain and grow in intimacy with God? 3. Prayer: What is the purpose of prayer? How does prayer change things?

1. Post-Pandemic World: What was stripped from you in the pandemic that you don’t want back? What new perceptive do you have coming out of the pandemic? How do we navigate relationships coming out of the pandemic and into this new world of polarization? 2. Spiritual Growing Up: How do I make the best use of the time for the days are evil when I have so many responsibilities? How do I architect my life in a way that honours God and maximizes opportunity for mission when there’s so many distractions? How do I live out my faith in the mundane things? How does all of this affect my parenting, my marriage, my job, my studies?

Faith conversations can be difficult, but they can also be beautiful. How do we lead with humility, gentleness, and respect? How do we discuss together, reason together, seek together? How do we not just agree to disagree, but agree to unity? We asked you what is challenging your faith, what could strengthen your faith, and what you’re celebrating in your faith. Now we want to have a conversation about some of those things in order to equip and empower you to multiply faith conversations in our community and beyond.

Faith conversations can be difficult, but they can also be beautiful. How do we lead with humility, gentleness, and respect? How do we discuss together, reason together, seek together? How do we not just agree to disagree, but agree to unity? We asked you what is challenging your faith, what could strengthen your faith, and what you’re celebrating in your faith. Now we want to have a conversation about some of those things in order to equip and empower you to multiply faith conversations in our community and beyond.

Faith conversations can be difficult, but they can also be beautiful. How do we lead with humility, gentleness, and respect? How do we discuss together, reason together, seek together? How do we not just agree to disagree, but agree to unity? We asked you what is challenging your faith, what could strengthen your faith, and what you’re celebrating in your faith. Now we want to have a conversation about some of those things in order to equip and empower you to multiply faith conversations in our community and beyond.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.

Jesus said we’re supposed to be in the world, not of it, right? Not exactly. Jesus actually said that if we’re in Him, we’re not of this world, so He’s sending us into it. That not only means our destination has shifted, but our starting place has also shifted. Your birthplace isn’t here, it’s in heaven. You’re not going to heaven, you’re coming from heaven. Your citizenship isn’t in a worldly kingdom, it’s in a heavenly kingdom. A kingdom of light, of love, of liberty. A kingdom that cannot be shaken. We’ve been sent into exile to be ambassadors of our true home, to be emissaries of our true king, to be ministers of the truth. But many of us still live like we’re in this world and we’re trying to do our best to not be of it. The remedy? Embrace exile and allow the Spirit to shift your allegiance.