I hope this message finds you encouraged and growing in your walk with the Lord. This past Sunday, we continued our journey through Romans 12, exploring what it truly means to be transformed—not just in our relationship with God, but in how we relate to one another as His body.Summary: The sermon explored the radical call from isolation to connection that defines life in Christ. Drawing from Roman...

I hope this message finds you well and that you've had time to reflect on Sunday's powerful teaching from Romans 12:3.Summary: The sermon explored how our view of ourselves directly impacts our spiritual transformation. In a culture obsessed with status, comparison, and self-promotion (much like first-century Rome), we're called to something radically different: sober judgment rooted in humility. ...

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Review the Message. Looking back at your notes and upon reflecting on this weekend’s message, what was your one takeaway from Sunday? 2. Romans 12:1 calls us to present ourselves to God. What does full surrender to God actually look like in your daily walk—and where are you still holding something back? 3. Identify one spiritual practice (prayer, Scripture, obedience) that ...

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Stewardship of EverythingReading: 1 Corinthians 6:19-20Devotional: Western Christianity has compartmentalized life into sections—spiritual, physical, relational, vocational—as if Jesus only cares about the "spiritual" box. But biblical faith sees everything as interconnected, with Christ at the center, not the top of a list. Your physical health is a spiritual issue. Your marriage is a spiritual i...