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God’s extraordinary calling on our lives is often revealed in the ordinary seasons of life. We hear from him when we turn aside from our own plans and give him an opportunity to speak. Ultimately, our calling isn’t about us, but about joining the great I AM in His redeeming work of rescuing people from the bondage of sin and the burdens of this world.

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God often works through unsettling and confusing circumstances to accomplish his purposes. In the middle of suffering and injustice, God is preparing a deliverer, but not through the means we would expect. While we look for a perfect hero to arise, God instead shapes a life through rescue, privilege, failure, and a season of exile.

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The ultimate goal of the devil is the death of God’s image-bearers. One of the primary ways he accomplishes this goal is through the deception of dehumanization. We see this deception play out in our country today through the mass infanticide of abortion. As God’s people, we’re called to re-humanize those who have been dehumanized. We’re called to champion life and care for those who are being deceived.

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We make ourselves slaves to many things in life - from relationships and work to our schedule and addictions. The story of God's people and their deliverance from Egypt reminds us God has given us the Way out. We don't need to live as slaves to this world any longer!

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Jesus followers have been empowered for mission. God has given you personal spheres of influence: your family, church, workplace, school campus, neighborhood, and more. You have access to a unique combination of people that nobody else does, and he’s calling you to make disciples who live and love like him. Are you making disciples everywhere you go?

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To be like Jesus means being a servant of all. This isn’t easy in a culture of consumerism where we’re always catered to as the customer. While most expect to have everything done for them, we’re called to do things for others and to use what God has given us to build others up. How are you serving those around you?

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It’s easy to notice the gap between the kind of community we see in the early church and what church life often looks like today. So how do we actually build the kind of Christian community we’d want to be part of? What does each of us need to bring to the body of Christ to help make that a reality?

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How do others know we’re followers of Jesus? Some might say our biblical values, our politics, or even church attendance. But Jesus clearly tells us the world will know we’re his disciples when we love each other the way he loves us. The journey of discipleship isn’t meant to be walked alone. Engage in community today!