As we look toward the greatest anniversary in the history of the church in 2033, Finishing the Task calls us to be ALL IN for Jesus and His mission. Nehemiah is the perfect guide—because it’s a story of ruined walls, renewed hearts, restored worship, and recommitted people. What began in rubble ended in rejoicing, not because the task was easy, but because the people refused to come down from the wall. This is more than a rebuilding story; it is a reminder that God finishes what He starts through surrendered, united, courageous disciples. And now it’s our turn—to gather with purpose, grow in depth, give with generosity, and go with urgency—until the task of reaching people for Jesus is complete.
As we head toward Easter, we’re spending time in the final chapters of Mark’s Gospel, walking with Jesus through the last days of His life; meeting the King who goes all in. We’ll watch Him enter Jerusalem in humility, confront empty religion and divided loyalties, and surrender Himself to the Father in the garden. Then, on Good Friday and Easter Sunday, we’ll slow down to focus on the cross and the resurrection. Here we see not only who Jesus is, but how His self-giving all in love reshapes our everyday lives, inviting us into deeper trust, honest repentance, and wholehearted following.
We were never meant to follow Jesus alone. Real growth happens when we’re known, loved, challenged, and encouraged in genuine community. Better Together is a four-week journey into God’s design for relational discipleship—where we gather to belong, grow to become more like Christ, give to bless others, and go to share His love with the world. Each week will inspire, equip, and call us to step deeper into life-giving relationships that shape our faith. Come discover how God shapes us in community and why walking together makes every step of faith richer and stronger.
A new year is the perfect time to reset what matters most. Throughout Scripture, we see men and women learning—often through trials, tough choices, and surrender—to put God first. From Abraham’s trust to Daniel’s devotion, each story reminds us that renewal begins with realignment. First Things First calls us to start the year by giving God His rightful place, trusting that when He comes first, everything else finds its right order.
