Calvary

Our mission: Lead people to a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ...

- Directed by Jesus

- The hope of the world is Jesus.

Our Strategy:...Through the love of His people and the power of His truth.

- Personal - We represent Jesus in our lives.
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What is one idea from the reading that really stood out to you? Why did this grab your attention?

What is one idea from the message that really stood out to you? Why did this grab your attention?

In the message Pastor Chad stated, "The hope of the world is Jesus". Read John 3:16-18 again. What is your response/reaction to Jesus' words? Who do you know that needs hope in their life?

Pastor Chad explained our personal responsibility to the mission of Jesus by declaring, "We represent Jesus in our lives". He asked, "Are you patient and kind?" in numerous life areas. Where are you excellent being patient and kind? Where do you struggle to represent the love of Jesus?

In your journey to faith in Christ, how did you hear about life-change through Jesus Christ?

How are you intentionally representing Christ in your daily life?

What are some examples, either positive or negative, of either being involved in, or being on the receiving end of efforts to spread the faith? What was it that made the experience good or bad?

What can you learn from these verses that you can apply in reflecting Christ to other people?

What changes might you need to make in your life to truly invest in people?

Where in your life are you connected with others, such that you could influence them by your faith? What keeps you from talking about God or sharing the Gospel?

Purpose Drive Daily Readings:
Memory Verse: Mark 16:15 And He said to them, "Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation."

Daily Reading:
Day 36: Made for a Mission
Day 37: Sharing Your Life Message
Day 38: Becoming a World-Class Christian
Day 39: Balancing Your Life
Day 40: Living With Purpose
Day 41: The Envy Trap
Day 42: The People-Pleaser Trap

"The mark of a great church is not its seating capacity, but its sending capacity." - Mike Stachura USA Director of Operation Mobilization