
Come In From The Crowd // Taking Steps Toward Jesus
Jesus is calling us to take intentional next steps to be near him no matter who we are.
We exist to glorify God by seeking to present every person complete in Christ. There’s no reason to walk in darkness when God has given us a light. The Bible is a light to our feet that can help us navigate through the ordinary decisions we make every day. This is why we are so passionate about our commitment to rightly interpret the Bible as our guide for living each day for the things that matter.
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Jesus is calling us to take intentional next steps to be near him no matter who we are.

Jesus invites us to come in from the crowd and enjoy the rest that only he can provide to our weary, heavy-laden hearts.

Recapping the full Lord's Prayer together encourages us to respond gratefully to God for all the ways we are shaped by his goodness.

Because of the victory Jesus ultimately won at the cross, we do not have to give in to the evil one when struggling with trials and temptations.

Does Jesus tempt us? Or does he clear a path for us to never experience struggles in our lives?

As we spend time with the one who has forgiven our debts, we will be shaped into people who learn to forgive the debts of others.

If God has already forgiven our sin by grace through faith in Jesus, why are we encouraged to continue asking him to forgive our debts?

Our good Father is calling us to a life of dependance on him in every aspect of life—especially those areas where we're at the end of our ability to control our little kingdoms.

There is an aspect to God's will that is hidden and will always be done, and an aspect that is revealed and is only done if we choose to submit to it.

Has God's kingdom always existed? Does he force anyone to acknowledge his rule and reign? How do you enter his kingdom if you don't think you're part of it?

Praying for God's name to be hallowed would completely change our own hearts, not to mention the whole world.