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Is becoming like Jesus all God's work, or all our work? The answer is... both!<br><br>This Sunday, we explored the incredible partnership we have with God. He provides the divine power, and we're called to respond with diligent effort. It's not about earning His love, but about actively participating in the transformation He's already started in us

A healthy relationship never stops growing. A 50-year marriage isn't built on what you knew on day one, and the same is true with Jesus.<br><br>The journey of faith is more than just learning facts; it's about moving from information to intimacy. Like the woman at the well, Jesus invites each of us into a personal, life-transforming conversation. He wants to meet you in your stress this week and bring clarity to your confusion today. The invitation to know Him more deeply is always open.

In a world of 24-hour bad news, it's easy to become numb. But the gospel calls us to feel the brokenness. The first step in healing isn't to rush to a solution, but to weep, to mourn, to lament. As we heard in our sermon on Joel, God doesn't just want performative grief—He wants the reality of our torn hearts, inviting our honest, raw emotions because He is "gracious and compassionate" (Joel 2:13). While we wait, work, and weep, we cling to the ultimate hope that God will restore what was lost, promising to help us through the hard times.