Make Disciples-The Jesus small group is tonight at 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm (est. time). You can join the group via the link in the calendar section at the top of this page. Cant wait to see everyone tonight.

What an honor it was for me to Baptise this young man on Fathers Day, who accepted Jesus 2 1/2 weeks ago. Jeannie and I are very proud of him and his progress.

Most people want deeper faith but skip the very thing Jesus modeled most: consistent time with the Father. Prayer isn’t a religious checklist. It’s discipleship in action. Before Jesus taught crowds… He prayed. Before He chose leaders… He prayed. Before major moments… He withdrew and prayed. If you want to grow spiritually, lead better, disciple others, and hear God more clearly, don’t start with trying harder, start with meeting with Him consistently. Action Steps for Today: - Set a timer for 10 minutes with God (start small) - Read one chapter of Scripture before praying - Ask: “Jesus, what are You teaching me today?” - Write one action you will take before the day ends - Share one takeaway in the comments Transformation rarely happens in one powerful moment. It’s ’s built in daily moments of prayer and obedience. Question for the community: What’s the biggest challenge keeping you consistent in prayer right now? Starting on Monday we will start the 5 day mini course on Prayer-The Jesus Model. My prayer is you all will participate.

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Over these last five days, we’ve discovered something that changes everything: Jesus never asked us to chase position. He invited us to pick up a towel. In a world that tells us to build platforms, protect status, and make life about ourselves, Jesus knelt down. He washed feet. He served. And then He looked at His disciples and essentially said: “Now go do the same.” Carrying the towel is not weakness. It is Kingdom strength. It means: - Choosing people over popularity. - Serving before being seen. - Leading by lifting others. - Showing up when no one applauds. - Building disciples instead of building our own image. The truth is this: Anyone can sit in a seat. Not everyone will pick up the towel. But movements are built by people who do. Your family changes when someone carries the towel. Your workplace changes when someone carries the towel. Your church changes when someone carries the towel. Communities change when people stop asking, “Who will serve me?” and start asking, “Who can I serve?” So here is your challenge: Don’t let this be a 5-day inspiration moment. Make it a lifestyle. Action Steps: 1. Identify one person you can intentionally serve this week. 2. Ask God each morning: “Where can I carry the towel today?” 3. Do one act of service anonymously. 4. Invite someone else to serve with you. 5. Write down what changed in you after choosing service. Remember: The towel in your hand may feel small… …but in the hands of Jesus, it can change lives. Carry the towel. Serve people. Build disciples. Leave a legacy. See you in the next journey.