Have you ever been given a job to do, but you didn’t have the strength to do it? At work, at school, in life in general that’s a tough reality to face. But it’s not new. In the book of Acts, we see that Jesus gave His followers a mission they could never fulfill in their own strength. But, before He sent them out, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit. Pentecost is the moment that promise was fulfilled, and the mission of the church began to move forward. The same Spirit who empowered the first believers still empowers us today to go, to witness, and to tell what God has done. The mission is ours, but the power is His.

Tune in as Pastor Lisa imparts wisdom on the significance of humility in prayer and the ultimate goal of repentance. Through our actions, we have the opportunity to set an example for the world and inspire them to follow Christ.

When Jesus rose from the grave, He didn’t just give His followers hope to hold onto — He gave them a mission to carry. In the final message of our Collision series, we’ll look at the resurrected Jesus’ command to “go and make disciples” and discover that the church was never meant to be a place where people simply gather and consume. We are a people sent under the authority of Jesus to pour His grace, truth, and hope into the world around us. When resurrection collides with the church, fearful — and even comfortable — followers become sent disciple-makers.