As we step into a new year, courage doesn’t always look like big, bold moves. Sometimes it’s choosing to keep going, trusting God when the path isn’t clear, and showing up even when fear tries to hold us back. This year, let’s pray for: • Courage to trust God’s timing • Courage to grow, even when it’s uncomfortable • Courage to let go of what no longer serves us • Courage to walk in faith, not fear You don’t have to have everything figured out. Just take the next faithful step—God will meet you there. 💛 What’s one area where you’re asking God for courage this year?

Christmas is more than a season — it’s a reminder that God still moves, still heals, and still performs miracles. Whether big or small, visible or quietly personal, miracles happen when God steps into our stories. Sometimes it’s provision at the right moment, restored hope, unexpected peace, or a prayer answered in ways we didn’t expect. 📖 “For nothing will be impossible with God.” — Luke 1:37 Today, we invite you to share: • A Christmas miracle you’ve experienced • A prayer God answered this season • A moment where you clearly saw God’s hand at work Your testimony may be exactly what someone else needs to hear today. Let’s glorify God together by sharing His goodness and faithfulness. 🤍🎄

As we step into a new year, let’s declare God’s truth over our lives with faith and confidence. Declarations are powerful when they’re rooted in God’s Word and spoken with trust in His promises. Declare this with me: • I declare that God goes before me in this new year. • I declare peace over my mind and heart. • I declare growth, healing, and renewed faith. • I declare that God’s plans for me are good and purposeful. • I declare obedience, courage, and trust in every season. Speak life, speak faith, and speak hope over the year ahead. God is already at work. 🙏💛 What is one declaration you’re speaking over your life this year?

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A Thought-Provoking Question for the Community Isaiah gives us a sobering prophecy about the suffering Messiah: “His appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any human being and His form marred beyond human likeness.”(Isaiah 52:14) Later, Isaiah continues: “He was despised and rejected by mankind, a man of suffering, and familiar with pain.”(Isaiah 53:3) The Gospels echo this reality. Jesus was scourged, beaten, mocked, struck in the face, crowned with thorns, and forced to carry His cross (Matthew 27, Mark 15, Luke 22–23, John 19). Roman scourging alone was designed to tear flesh, weaken the body, and leave a person nearly unrecognizable. Scripture tells us that many witnessed these events—soldiers, crowds, disciples, and onlookers. Yet when we look at most artistic depictions of Christ today—paintings, films, statues, illustrations—we often see something very different: • A recognizable, peaceful face• Hair perfectly in place • Clean features with minimal wounds • A few gashes or marks, but not complete disfigurement (not that we want otherwise hanging on our walls) This raises an honest and thoughtful question. Community Discussion We are not saying this is right or wrong. We are simply opening space for reflection and discussion. What do you think? • Is it appropriate to depict Jesus in a way that softens the brutality described in Scripture? • Does this kind of imagery help people approach Christ—or does it unintentionally minimize what He endured? • Is it biblical to show Christ as a symbolic figure rather than the brutally honest reality of what hundreds of witnesses saw? • When sharing the Gospel with non-believers, does gentler imagery make the message more accessible—or does it risk losing the weight of the sacrifice? This isn’t about debate for debate’s sake. It’s about pausing to think deeply about what our Savior truly went through—and how the world chooses to tell that story today. 💬 Fill the comments with your thoughts, reflections, and Scripture if you feel led.