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What Does a Disciple Really Look Like?

by Stephanie Thompson | Dec 30, 2019 | Discipleship, Luke, Revolution | 0 |

We must embrace an expanded Biblical view of a disciple, namely someone who, in their most vulnerable and humble state, embraces what Jesus offers them.

Where to Look for Justice

by JR. Forasteros | Dec 23, 2019 | Christmas, James, Race, Revolution | 0 |

The most vulnerable among us are not okay, and God’s call on us is to “defend” and “fight for” those who are most vulnerable.

Following Jesus into Radical Self-Love

by Kimberly Pelletier | Dec 19, 2019 | Christmas, Love, Revolution | 0 |

A goal for us as believers is to be rooted in Christ-soaked self-acceptance and self-love. When we know that we are loved, we can then love well.

A King For All People

by Vinnie Casanova | Dec 17, 2019 | Christmas, Luke, Revolution | 0 |

Jesus comes to disrupt our false gods of nationalism, racism, comfort, greed, and power. Will we humble ourselves and consider a new path forward?

A Thrill of Hope

by Maggie Johnson | Dec 12, 2019 | Christmas, Revolution | 0 |

Jesus is revolutionary because he challenges who and how we want to be, modeling radical humility that makes space for others to find radical hope.

Revolutionary Kingdom

by Sheila Wise Rowe | Dec 10, 2019 | Christmas, Matthew, Revolution | 0 |

God’s revolution has built a kingdom where we can find peace and rest for our weary souls, and this is good news for us all, especially people of color.