Another John Weekly Message

Discipleship must be intentional.

People notice our patience, integrity, generosity, humility, and how we treat others more than they notice our theological arguments

Our faith has always been an echo from someone else.

If you're seeking good, you'll run out of room for evil.

Don't underestimate the ordinary.

We are to be honest about our struggles and look to hold one another accountable.

Grace allows us the room to grow, but we still have to put in the work.

We can surrender our burdens and trust that God will carry us through.

Every meal we share becomes a small reflection of God’s kingdom.

The journey toward holiness includes an openness we should discipline ourselves to pursue.

God's grace remains constant and sure.

The beauty of God’s dwelling place is that no one is too small or insignificant to belong there.

Christian perfection is the desire of God and the hopeful anticipation of those who have chosen to follow Christ.

The world doesn't need a church full of itself.

We often hold on to more than we let go.

Our role is not to win arguments, but to love people.

Breathing is more than having breath. It's having life!

Today is a good day to stop and listen for something God may have been patiently trying to tell you.

An empty faith cannot move mountains.

We do know what it's like to feel far from God, far from peace and even far from ourselves. That can be what exile looks like today.