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Joshua means the Lord saves. So, what does it mean to be God’s people? What does it mean for Him, the Lord who saves, to be our God? Jesus means the Lord saves. So, what does it mean to be the Church? Often, we think about what Jesus has saved us from, but what has He saved us to? He is calling our church to influence, to innovate, to initiate, to infiltrate. The Lord is breaking ground in our church and He’s calling us into battle. Be strong and courageous; the Lord is with us wherever we go.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Spiritual disciplines don’t come naturally. They can be difficult; they can feel mundane; they get tossed aside easily. What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t so much about doing as they are about being? What if it’s because you’ve forgotten that they aren’t about what you know but who you know? What if you’ve exchanged the practice of presence for the practice of production? No, spiritual disciplines do not come naturally; that’s because they are meant to come supernaturally.

Being who we were created to be starts with being Jesus. And being Jesus means being the Church. But what does the Church look like? Are you just doing Church or are you being Church? If you aren’t being Church, you need to be reminded of what it means to be transformed, be genuine, be fervent, be generous, be free, be Jesus. Romans 12: 3-8 For by the grace given to me I say to everyone among you not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think with sober judgment, each according to the measure of faith that God has assigned. For as in one body we have many members, and the members do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another. Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them: if prophecy, in proportion to our faith; if service, in our serving; the one who teaches, in his teaching; the one who exhorts, in his exhortation; the one who contributes, in generosity; the one who leads, with

Being who we were created to be starts with being Jesus. And being Jesus means being the Church. But what does the Church look like? Are you just doing Church or are you being Church? If you aren’t being Church, you need to be reminded of what it means to be transformed, be genuine, be fervent, be generous, be free, be Jesus.

Being who we were created to be starts with being Jesus. And being Jesus means being the Church. But what does the Church look like? Are you just doing Church or are you being Church? If you aren’t being Church, you need to be reminded of what it means to be transformed, be genuine, be fervent, be generous, be free, be Jesus.

Being who we were created to be starts with being Jesus. And being Jesus means being the Church. But what does the Church look like? Are you just doing Church or are you being Church? If you aren’t being Church, you need to be reminded of what it means to be transformed, be genuine, be fervent, be generous, be free, be Jesus.

Being who we were created to be starts with being Jesus. And being Jesus means being the Church. But what does the Church look like? Are you just doing Church or are you being Church? If you aren’t being Church, you need to be reminded of what it means to be transformed, be genuine, be fervent, be generous, be free, be Jesus.

Sharing Jesus with others doesn’t have to be awkward, intimidating, out of the ordinary. Sharing Jesus can actually be inviting, exciting, simple. And Jesus Himself gave us a model for doing just this. He showed us that we get to welcome healing, welcome forgiveness, welcome abundance, welcome sacrifice, welcome expectation. And what you are able to receive, you are able to give. So then, we are able to say to others: Welcome Home.

Sharing Jesus with others doesn’t have to be awkward, intimidating, out of the ordinary. Sharing Jesus can actually be inviting, exciting, simple. And Jesus Himself gave us a model for doing just this. He showed us that we get to welcome healing, welcome forgiveness, welcome abundance, welcome sacrifice, welcome expectation. And what you are able to receive, you are able to give. So then, we are able to say to others: Welcome Home.