As we walk with Jesus on this journey we can be confronted with areas of our life we have mis-possessed or over-valued. Jesus invites us to keep our focus on Him and His Kingdom.

Is walking with Jesus enough for this journey or do I need more from this world? The things of this world will pass away but the glory of God will remain. Be careful in where you place your hope.

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Do we care what we look like or how we are perceived when we pray? We see Abraham and Jesus plead with God without concern of how they appear before Him or to anyone else. We can approach the throne room with desperation, trusting God to hold us fully in His arms.

We bear witness to walking with Jesus as we offer hospitality and prioritize the presence of Jesus to the presentation of Jesus.

Do we love God? Do we love our neighbor? Jesus responds to the question, ‘how do I inherit eternal life?’ with the Shema: love God and love others. Who are the ‘others’ in our life? How is God calling us to love them? We love our neighbor by showing mercy.

Jesus modeled community. Sending his followers 2 by 2 to prepare the way and proclaim the Kingdom of God is near. Walking with Jesus is meant to be done in community. When we are frail, weak, broken, tired, and weary, the Jesus-shaped community walks with us to remind us of His presence and His power.

As the Holy Spirit empowers us to walk with Jesus we will see evidence of the Spirit in our life. The cost is not small but the reward is eternal. We must trust Jesus as we walk with Him on this journey.

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The Holy Spirit has been given to us and leads us on this journey, empowering us to walk with Jesus daily.

We have connection to God the Father, through Jesus, by the power of the Spirit. The invitation is to walk with Jesus not because of a set of rules but by the very nature of who God is and who we are because of Him. The Spirit empowers us to walk with Jesus.

Jesus is coming soon. Whoever is thirsty, let them come and take the free gift of the water of life. We are called to unity and oneness in Jesus. Will we answer the call, receive salvation, and walk with Jesus?

God invites all peoples/nations to walk with Him. From God, and in Jesus, we are offered life. We hope for all people to come, follow Jesus and receive new life. Will I accept this invitation to follow Jesus and will I extend the invitation to those around me?

Redemption brings restoration. God restores and makes things new. Will we trust Him to redeem the brokenness in us and around us to bring about restoration so we can experience new life in Him?

God is the Good Shepherd. Jesus is both the Lamb and the Good Shepherd. Redemption comes through the Lamb and the Shepherd leads to abundant life. Do we desire to be led to springs of living water and comforted by this Good Shepherd?

Jesus is worthy of our praise. Worthy is the Lamb. Jesus is the Lamb of God who offered himself for the life of the world and we bow and worship him, all heavens and earth. Do we recognize Jesus is the Lamb and receive the gift of His sacrifice?

We’ve read God through the Psalms. Now we look to better understand His Son Jesus who is, who was, and who is to come. Jesus is the cornerstone the builders rejected and sits at the right hand of the Father. Will we trust the Story so we might have life in Jesus?

Evidenced by His resurrection, His love endures forever. Give thanks, for His love endures forever. Are we living as the resurrection or satisfied with something less?

Out of God’s unfailing love for us He rescues us and delivers us from our afflictions. In our affliction do we see God as our rescuer or do we run to others to help us in our time of need?

We know brokenness. God restores the joy brokenness once shrouded and welcomes us into a renewed life. Once again God delights over us and our joy is restored. Has God renewed your joy or has brokenness clouded the journey?

God is a God who forgives, offering us a way to redemption on this journey. We are invited to be active participants in the reconciling work God is doing in us and through us on this journey. Will we come and receive this forgiveness?