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  • Behold Your King | Easter 2026

    Behold Your King | Easter 2026
    Apr 5 2026
    Pilate is suddenly confronted with Jesus and asks the question every human has to answer: are You the King? He sees the truth, feels the weight, even says “Behold the man” and “Behold your king,” but stops short because surrender is costly and self-preservation feels safer. The cross and resurrection force the decision all of us face: wash your hands and stay surface-level, or surrender your life to the King who was born for you, died for you, and rose for you.

    Behold your King...
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  • The King is Coming

    The King is Coming
    Mar 29 2026
    On Palm Sunday, we celebrate the arrival of King Jesus—but His procession into Jerusalem looked nothing like the triumphal entries of earthly rulers. Riding on a donkey, welcomed by blankets and palm branches, Jesus revealed a kingdom built on humility, surrender, and salvation rather than power and spectacle. And just as the crowds once cried “Hosanna,” we still live with the same hope today as we look forward to His return when the King comes again in glory.
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  • Virtues | Week 9

    Virtues | Week 9
    Mar 22 2026
    This week was a holy slowdown. Instead of adding more, we looked back and asked God to turn conviction into obedience because it’s easy to move faster than we actually follow through. With our three enemies in view, we leaned into prayer that confesses, breaks agreement with sin, tells darkness to go in Jesus’ name, and invites the Holy Spirit to fill what He frees.

    Slow down. Obey what He’s said. Pray like it matters. Break strongholds.
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  • Virtues | Week 8

    Virtues | Week 8
    Mar 15 2026
    Busyness is not just a personality trait. It can quietly smother faith, distract disciples, and keep believers ineffective. Scripture invites us into Christian wartime simplicity, an ordered life that clears space for prayer, devotion, mission, generosity, and obedience so we can stay focused on Jesus and the work of His Kingdom.

    Wartime simplicity invites us to trade busyness for Kingdom focus.
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  • Virtues | Week 7

    Virtues | Week 7
    Mar 8 2026
    Greed can quietly become a stronghold, training our hearts to trust money, believe in scarcity, and live like everything is ours. Jesus warns that wealth can compete for our worship and choke out the fruit God wants to produce in our lives.

    Freedom begins when the Spirit shifts our mindset from owner to steward and from scarcity to abundance, as we practice joyful, surrendered generosity.

    We can break greed’s grip through generosity!
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  • Virtues | Week 6

    Virtues | Week 6
    Mar 1 2026
    Holy zeal is not emotional hype. It is steady, disciplined devotion in the middle of a real spiritual battle. The enemy would love for us to drift into apathy and false peace, but Romans 12:11 calls us to stay awake, keep the fire burning, and serve the Lord with focused prayer and wholehearted love.

    Zeal is not built on fleeting motivation. It is formed through daily surrender, daily obedience, and daily practices that keep the flame alive.
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  • Virtues | Week 5

    Virtues | Week 5
    Feb 22 2026
    Apathy, complacency, and lethargy are not personality quirks, they are spiritual strongholds that train God’s people to disengage while evil advances. Jesus is consumed with zeal for pure worship, and Scripture warns that “a little sleep” drift quietly destroys a life over time. This week calls the church to wake up, break agreements with false peace, and become alert, zealous, and spiritually awake again.

    Awake and shake off the drift - we are in a battle!
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  • Virtues | Week 4

    Virtues | Week 4
    Feb 15 2026
    Loneliness is a deadly stronghold the enemy exploits. From Scripture and current data, we confront isolation, name three common loneliness profiles, and call the church to five shifts that move us from spectators to family, from self-help to mission, and from superficial ties to meaningful connection in Christ. We end by inviting people to receive prayer for deeper community and freedom from bitterness, offense, and shame.

    From isolation to family through gospel-shaped community.
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