Fully Alive in Christ LWRV Podcasts

Kim shared her journey of learning to embrace rest in her life. As a highly driven, performance-oriented leader, Kim used to be addicted to productivity and people-pleasing, always striving to prove her worth through her work. Kim has been on a transformative journey of surrendering her need for approval and finding her identity in Christ alone.

We'd encourage you to watch and listen as her transparency and the wisdom she's gained can powerfully encourage us all to examine the rhythms in our own lives.

As a community, we've been exploring what it means to walk the narrow way and embrace spiritual disciplines like rest and Sabbath. This can be challenging, as our culture often pushes us to stay busy and productive. However, Jesus invites us into a different rhythm - one of peace, connection, and deeper relationship with Him.

Join us as we have an open conversation about the resistances we face to this kind of rest, and how pushing through them can lead to profound spiritual transformation. This is an important discussion for all of us seeking to live out our faith in a meaningful way.

We had an opportunity to hear from Andy and Andrea as they share their journey of integrating a Sabbath rhythm into their lives. Emphasizing the importance of taking small steps, they gave us a glimpse, a taste and see, of the transformative impact of practicing Sabbath and finding peace and joy in God's rest.

Are you feeling weary and burdened? Do you long for rest and a deeper connection with Jesus? We invite you to listen this teaching discover the unforced rhythms of grace.

In this teaching, we discuss the concept of resilient community and discipleship. We envision a community that is not fragmented, tattered, or tired. We believe in learning to be Christians who are not afraid of work and who value gathering together in community centered on Jesus. We honor all stages of life and celebrate every season and stage. We reject comparison and competition and champion and celebrate others. We grow interconnected by being known and knowing others, and by needing and being needed by others.

Just as the Narrow Way is about less, JOHN 15 is about less. God's purpose in pruning is to make room for continued and ongoing growth, forming us into a resilient community of resilient disciples walking out a resilient faith. He won’t stop tending to the process of formation into a fruitful people who look and love like Jesus.