This five-day devotional invites you to step deeper into the confrontation at Ephesus and the questions it raises about real faith. As you move through these days, you’ll reflect on spiritual authority, confession, costly repentance, and the competing “assemblies” shaping your heart. Along the way, you’ll end at the gospel’s receipt: Jesus willingly became the One who was “spent” to make you whole. 

This five-day devotional follows Paul’s seed-and-harvest picture of resurrection, inviting you to trade obsession with “how it works” for trust in the God who promises new life. Each day builds wonder, confronts the cultural lie that the visible body is the final measure, and forms you to live now like someone being raised into God’s coming kingdom. 

This five-day devotional is an invitation to move from vague comfort to sturdy hope: not resurrection as a symbol, but resurrection as God’s factual victory in Jesus. As you reflect, bring your grief, questions, and fears into the light, and let Scripture form you “with Jesus (the Word)” into resurrection-shaped living. 

This week’s devotional invites you to receive the gospel as a gift that came to you through a trustworthy chain of witnesses—and to let that gift steady you when your feelings fluctuate. Day by day, you’ll reflect on the historical “report” of Jesus’ death, burial, resurrection, and appearances, and you’ll practice living as someone whose verdict has been overruled by grace. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, October 4, 2026. We will explore the transformative power of experiencing God personally, moving from simply knowing about Him to truly knowing Him. Each day will guide you closer to discovering the fullness of God in your life. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, September 27, 2026. Over the next few days, we'll explore how we are each needed and not just meant to be spectators, how order is a form of love, and the deeper meaning of having something to bring, guided by the teachings of 1 Corinthians. 

This five-day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, September 20, 2026 exploring the profound theme of being truly known and the transformative power it has in our lives. Journey with us through scripture and reflection to discover the essence of being seen and loved by God. 

This five-day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, September 13, 2026. Together, we will explore the themes of anticipation, divine timing, and God's vision for our lives as shared by Pastor Leonce on Vision Sunday. Each day will guide you to reflect more deeply on how God's appointed times shape our journeys. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, September 6, 2026. Together, we will explore the beauty, joy, and gift of gathering as portrayed in Psalm 122, uncovering how communal worship and fellowship transform our lives from a series of obligations to a celebration of togetherness. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, August 30, 2026. We will explore how the stories of Priscilla, Aquila, and Apollos reflect our own journeys in faith, focusing on themes of mentorship, growth, and completing one another in Christ.

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, August 23, 2026. We'll explore how to integrate our faith into everyday life as we unpack the concept of blending the sacred and the secular. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, August 16, 2026. Join us as we explore how to find and build bridges to share the Gospel in a shifting culture, inspired by Paul's journey to Athens as recounted in Acts 17. 

This five-day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, August 9, 2026. We will explore the message of The Jesus Revolution: The Unknown God, and uncover how to make Jesus relevant in a shifting culture. Join us as we delve into soul-distress and the city's ache, seeking to see the world as Paul did and finding peace beyond achievement. 

This five-day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, August 2, 2026. Together, we'll explore how distractions can choke our faith and how focusing our attention can nurture a fruitful spiritual life. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, July 26, 2026. Together, we will explore how the messages shared resonate with our personal journeys and the healing power of the gospel in our family lives.

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, July 19, 2026. We will explore the powerful theme of family unity and interdependence, drawing inspiration from the story of The Incredibles and insights from Ephesians 5 and 6. Join us each day as we reflect on how we can stop hiding and start fighting for each other within our families. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, July 12, 2026. We’ll explore the profound themes introduced by Pastor, focusing on how healthy homes begin with healthy hearts. Join us as we reflect on how to manage our emotions and spiritual life with God's guidance. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, July 5, 2026. We will explore the themes of faith, desperation for Jesus, and how our relationships and actions can lead others to Christ. Each day, reflect on the scriptures and messages to deepen your understanding and personal walk with God. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, June 28, 2026. We will explore the transformative power of encountering Jesus beyond the inherited and learned traditions. Join us as we immerse ourselves in the scriptures that reveal the suffering, rising King, truly examining His word and meeting Him face to face. 

This five day devotional will be taking a deeper dive into the sermon from Sunday, June 21, 2026. We'll explore the theme of unwavering faith amidst trials and how our lives can be a beacon to others, even in our darkest moments.