Maturity & Mission - Into the Deep Series - Week 6

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What if spiritual maturity isn’t what you know but what you multiply? We open with honest prayer for those wrestling with anxiety and depression, then pivot to a bracing challenge from Luke 19: you’ve been entrusted with something real—now invest it. No hype, no shortcuts—just a straight call to grow up in Christ and go out for Christ.

I share why “milk to meat” isn’t a slogan but a shift in appetite, how a simple five-five-five rhythm can rekindle hunger, and why the Kingdom measures faithfulness over flashiness. We talk about gifts that aren’t meant to be hoarded, a church that cannot rest on one person’s shoulders, and the kind of unity that survives preference clashes because it’s welded by purpose. If you’ve ever felt “not enough” or feared failing, you’ll hear how fear can masquerade as humility—and how the Spirit equips you with power, love, and self-discipline to move anyway. Availability beats eloquence; God handles the heavy lift.

We look at accountability and reward through the lens of a returning King who asks one question: “What did you do with what I gave you?” That urgency reframes our relationships too—less condemning, more protecting each other’s calling, fewer cracks for the enemy to widen. Expect practical, real-life steps: discipling the new believer, serving without being asked, guarding unity, and building what God told you even if no one claps yet. Hit play if you’re ready to trade spiritual inertia for obedient motion and turn belief into blessing for the people around you.

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