Following Jesus is not about sitting on the sidelines. God has brought different people together as one body, and every person has a role to play in serving, caring for others, and helping the church grow.
You do not serve to earn God's love or prove your value. You serve because you already belong, and God has placed something in you that someone else needs.

Why does God allow suffering, and where do we turn when the pain becomes personal? Psalm 6 shows us that we can cry out honestly to God, trust His unfailing love, and hold on to hope even when our circumstances do not change.Suffering may be part of our story today, but it is not the end of the story. Through Jesus, we have a living hope that pain, loss, and even death cannot take away.

Christianity was never meant to be lived alone. From the beginning, God created us for relationships, and following Jesus brings us not only into relationship with God but also into a new spiritual family.

In week one of Holy Habits, we look at what deep Christian community actually looks like. Christian community encourages us, challenges us, helps us grow, and can become a powerful witness to the world around us.

The people around you shape the faith within you. So what would it look like to show up consistently, open up honestly, and intentionally invite others into community?