We Are the Church That Unites reminds us that the body of Christ is bigger than one location, bringing together believers from all walks of life. Through 1 Corinthians 12 and Acts 2, we explore what it means to be one body with many members, united in faith and purpose. This week’s challenge encourages us to strengthen connections, pray for others, and step beyond our usual circles to build deeper community.

We Are the Church That Shines calls us to reflect on how we bring the light of Christ into our neighborhoods and communities. Through Matthew 5:14-16 and Jeremiah 29:7, we explore what it means to be a city on a hill—visible, transformative, and actively seeking the good of those around us. This week’s challenge encourages us to serve in tangible ways, pray for the welfare of our city, and embrace everyday moments to reflect God’s love. By stepping beyond our comfort zones, we shine brighter together, pointing others to the hope and truth found in Christ.

We Are the Church That Serves calls us to embody Christ’s love through acts of mercy and outreach. Rooted in Mark 10:45 and James 2:14-17, this week’s reflection challenges us to move beyond words to tangible action—seeing and responding to the needs in our community. True faith is not passive but active, calling us to serve selflessly just as Christ came not to be served but to serve. This week’s challenge urges us to volunteer, identify those in need around us, and cultivate a heart of service in everyday life. As we serve, we not only meet physical needs but open doors for deeper conversations about faith, showing the world the transforming power of the gospel through love in action.

We Are the Church for All People invites us to reflect God’s vision for a unified and diverse Church. Revelation 7 paints a picture of worshipers from every nation, tribe, and language gathered before the throne. Colossians 3 reminds us that in Christ, all dividing lines fade—we are one body. This week challenges us to welcome others fully, honor different cultures, and create a community where no one feels excluded. When we live this out, our church becomes a glimpse of heaven on earth.

We Are the Church That Moves Forward invites us to see the road ahead not as something to fear, but as a path God is already preparing. Ephesians 4 calls us to walk in a manner worthy of our calling—with humility, patience, and love—anchored by unity in Christ. In John 17, Jesus prays that His followers would be one, just as He and the Father are one, so that the world might believe. This week challenges us to move forward together—united in spirit and mission. As we grow as a multi-campus church, we’re invited to ask: Where is God leading us? How can we invest in the future He’s building? When we pursue unity and step forward in faith, our church becomes a living witness of the hope we have in Christ.

We Are the Church in Hard Places invites us to see the presence of the church in struggling neighborhoods not as a burden, but as a calling. In places marked by fear, instability, or need, Psalm 46 reminds us that God is a refuge and strength, even when the world feels like it’s falling apart. Isaiah 58 calls the people of God to pour themselves out for the afflicted and become restorers of broken places. This week challenges us to remain rooted in difficult spaces—not retreating, but standing firm, serving, and shining Christ’s light where it’s needed most.