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We rely on the transformative power of surrendering to God and allowing Him to renew our minds, but what does this look like? As God changes our lives, we begin to refuse to engage with worldly things, and instead, we renew our minds through engaging with God's word and prayer.

This week our guest pastor Mike Wiggin, teaches over the importance of mobilization in spreading the hope of Jesus to a lost and dying world. Pastor Mike challenges us to shift our priorities, moving from being disciples to disciple makers, and taking intentional steps towards sharing the gospel with those who need it most.
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If churches were to join hands in cooperation and collaboration, the impact could be transformative. Imagine a network of diverse faith communities pooling their resources, talents, and wisdom to address societal challenges. Together, they could amplify their efforts in serving the vulnerable, fostering community engagement, and promoting peace and understanding. Through shared initiatives, such as feeding the hungry, providing shelter for the homeless, or offering educational programs, these collaborative efforts could reach further and make a more significant difference in the lives of those in need. 

Jesus, in John 17:20-26, imparted a prayer for unity, equipping believers with all they require to spread the gospel. However, we frequently confine this unity to our individual church communities. What would happen if The Church unified? 

What was the significance of Jesus instructing His disciples to love? By observing the multitude of loving actions demonstrated by Jesus in the events preceding His crucifixion, we gain insight into the genuine essence of love. 

Many times, forgiving those who have wronged us proves to be a challenging, if not insurmountable task, leading us to label them as enemies. But did Jesus approach his adversaries in the same manner? Did his sacrifice on the cross extend to even those who opposed him?