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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.

Do you remember where we were this time last year? A different world. The old normal is gone and the new normal is coming. The problem is both of them are normal. Is that what we should multiply? What if the interruption to our lives, our jobs, our families, our priorities, our church is an opportunity for us to submit to divine disruption? And what if that means we’re not supposed to minimize this disruption, but we’re supposed to multiply disruption?

Do you remember where we were this time last year? A different world. The old normal is gone and the new normal is coming. The problem is both of them are normal. Is that what we should multiply? What if the interruption to our lives, our jobs, our families, our priorities, our church is an opportunity for us to submit to divine disruption? And what if that means we’re not supposed to minimize this disruption, but we’re supposed to multiply disruption?

Do you remember where we were this time last year? A different world. The old normal is gone and the new normal is coming. The problem is both of them are normal. Is that what we should multiply? What if the interruption to our lives, our jobs, our families, our priorities, our church is an opportunity for us submit to divine disruption? And what if that means we’re not supposed to minimize this disruption, but we’re supposed to multiply disruption?

Do you remember where we were this time last year? A different world. The old normal is gone and the new normal is coming. The problem is both of them are normal. Is that what we should multiply? What if the interruption to our lives, our jobs, our families, our priorities, our church is an opportunity for us submit to divine disruption? And what if that means we’re not supposed to minimize this disruption, but we’re supposed to multiply disruption?

Do you remember where we were this time last year? A different world. The old normal is gone and the new normal is coming. The problem is both of them are normal. Is that what we should multiply? What if the interruption to our lives, our jobs, our families, our priorities, our church is an opportunity for us to submit to divine disruption? And what if that means we’re not supposed to minimize this disruption, but we’re supposed to multiply disruption?

Is love an internal feeling? Is love an external force? Is love an emotion? Yes. But above all, love is a choice. Love is a commitment. Love is a covenant. Love is saying ‘yes’ to one thing and saying ‘no’ to all other competing things. Why is love so important? Because you live what you love.

Is love an internal feeling? Is love an external force? Is love an emotion? Yes. But above all, love is a choice. Love is a commitment. Love is a covenant. Love is saying ‘yes’ to one thing and saying ‘no’ to all other competing things. Why is love so important? Because you live what you love.

Is love an internal feeling? Is love an external force? Is love an emotion? Yes. But above all, love is a choice. Love is a commitment. Love is a covenant. Love is saying ‘yes’ to one thing and saying ‘no’ to all other competing things. Why is love so important? Because you live what you love.

Is love an internal feeling? Is love an external force? Is love an emotion? Yes. But above all, love is a choice. Love is a commitment. Love is a covenant. Love is saying ‘yes’ to one thing and saying ‘no’ to all other competing things. Why is love so important? Because you live what you love.

This year, we want you to multiply. We want you to multiply who you are and what God has given you. We want you to multiply how He has uniquely created and formed you to influence. If you can multiply your identity and destiny in Christ, in order to influence our city and the world together, you will experience spiritual renewal and our church will experience spiritual growth.

This year, we want you to multiply. We want you to multiply who you are and what God has given you. We want you to multiply how He has uniquely created and formed you to influence. If you can multiply your identity and destiny in Christ, in order to influence our city and the world together, you will experience spiritual renewal and our church will experience spiritual growth.

This year, we want you to multiply. We want you to multiply who you are and what God has given you. We want you to multiply how He has uniquely created and formed you to influence. If you can multiply your identity and destiny in Christ, in order to influence our city and the world together, you will experience spiritual renewal and our church will experience spiritual growth.

This year, we want you to multiply. We want you to multiply who you are and what God has given you. We want you to multiply how He has uniquely created and formed you to influence. If you can multiply your identity and destiny in Christ, in order to influence our city and the world together, you will experience spiritual renewal and our church will experience spiritual growth.

This year, we want you to multiply. We want you to multiply who you are and what God has given you. We want you to multiply how He has uniquely created and formed you to influence. If you can multiply your identity and destiny in Christ, in order to influence our city and the world together, you will experience spiritual renewal and our church will experience spiritual growth.

Light dispels darkness. Light brings comfort. Light reveals truth. Light has come. Discover Light and let Light discover you.