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When Jesus called his disciples to follow Him, they made a commitment to discipleship in the context of community. And from that point forward, the Church has been built on this same idea. But how can broken and sinful people who disagree about so many things work together for God’s Kingdom? Join us as we explore what it means to be the church: devoted, connected, and discipled brothers and sisters. 

Growing Our Church Family Part 2

It’s easy to get caught up in comparison. We compare our thoughts, words, actions, relationships, and even our faith. Chances are, if we’re honest, we’d admit that comparison makes us feel a lot worse. It has the potential to steal our joy, self-image, peace, success, and faith. That’s because comparison is a thief. As we’ll see in this series, we’ll look at the secret to breaking the cycle of comparison. 

The Thief of Everything

Join Compassion Canada as we pray for those affected by the global food crisis worldwide. We pray for awareness and compassionate hearts, we pray for God’s assistance and intervention, and we pray for direction in the actions we take. This 3-day prayer plan can be repeated, or you may spend several days praying on one theme before moving on to the next.  

How to Pray for the Global Food Crisis

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most incredible passages of scripture in the entire Bible. It is the longest passage of Jesus speaking without interruption. The Beatitudes, or attitudes of supreme blessing, are a roadmap for our lives, teaching us to reflect the nature of Jesus Christ in every interaction. Throughout this devotional, we will spend three days on each beatitude, ending with a focus on applying the entirety of it to our daily lives.

Sermon on the Mount: The Beatitudes

Rabbis teach that, at Sukkot, we recount four things: that God is a God of remembrance, deliverance, holiness and provision. There are three more that, as Messianic Jewish Believers, we find appropriate to celebrate during the Feast of Sukkot: God’s protection, His presence, and our relationship with Him. Join us each day of Sukkot for another devotion focusing on one of these remembrances.


7 Days of Sukkot: Joyfully Remembering All God Has Done

Change often feels like a collision. Getting jolted out of the rut of predictability doesn’t always feel good, but it does have the potential to lead to something positive. Scripture is full of examples of people who collided with God and were never the same because of it. That didn’t mean it was always easy, but it did mean they were forever changed as a result. What would it take to put yourself in a position to collide with God? 

Collide

Unite as ONE Church on a 40-day listening plan through the Gospels, culminating in the resurrection of Jesus. 

The ONE plan is intended to begin the first day of Lent. Daily listening is about 10 minutes, 6 days a week. On the seventh day, engage a LUMO Gospel Film on your own or with a watching group during the week. 

One: The Gospels to Resurrection Sunday

Reading the Bible is about a relationship with Jesus. This plan includes three resources: Daily readings in the Old and New Testament, Reflective questions, and The Bible Project’s overviews to provide context and insight to each book. The six seasons mentioned in this plan will cover the whole Bible once and include a bonus round of Gospels to keep our attention on Jesus.