Lent is a season of slowing down and admitting how much we need to be led. In Show Us the Way, we listen as Jesus describes the kind of life formed by the Kingdom of God. The Beatitudes are a preamble of what Jesus' life will truly embody. They're not ideals to achieve, but postures to receive—teaching us dependence, honesty, gentleness, holy longing, mercy, integrity, peacemaking, and faithfulness even when the unfair and unjust attacks come. As we journey toward the cross and hope of resurrection, this series becomes a simple prayer—Jesus, show us Your way, and form Your life within us.

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian. It’s to become the person Jesus had in mind when He thought of you. It’s an invitation to follow—fully.

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian. It’s to become the person Jesus had in mind when He thought of you. It’s an invitation to follow—fully.

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian. It’s to become the person Jesus had in mind when He thought of you. It’s an invitation to follow—fully.

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian. It’s to become the person Jesus had in mind when He thought of you. It’s an invitation to follow—fully.

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian. It’s to become the person Jesus had in mind when He thought of you. It’s an invitation to follow—fully.

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian. It’s to become the person Jesus had in mind when He thought of you. It’s an invitation to follow—fully.

In our series, Live to Follow, we’re unpacking the difference between agreeing with Jesus and arranging our life around Him. Somewhere along the way, following Jesus became more about showing up and checking boxes—be good, go to church, avoid the big sins. But Jesus never invited us into religious performance. He invited us into transformation. Because the goal isn’t to become a better Christian. It’s to become the person Jesus had in mind when He thought of you. It’s an invitation to follow—fully.