The “easy yoke” Jesus offers isn’t another burden to carry. Pastor Jason continues our Become series by looking at the gift of spiritual disciplines, not as ways to perform for God, but as rhythms that create space for the Spirit to work in us. As we learn to walk in the way of Jesus, we discover the abundant life He invites us into.

COME DRINK

Jesus invites us to come to Him with our thirst and receive before we try to pour ourselves out for others. We were never meant to live like canals, constantly giving from our own strength. We come to Jesus first and allow His life to overflow through ours.

COME LEARN

Jesus invites us to take His yoke and learn His way of living. Spiritual practices aren’t about performance; they are rhythms that help us continually return to Jesus and make room for the Spirit to work in us.

BE FORMED

We are all being shaped by something. As we keep coming back to Jesus, the Spirit slowly forms us over time. Like a rock shaped by the steady current of a river, we are changed not through our own striving, but by continually placing our lives in the flow of what God is doing.

Have you ever looked at your life and thought, “I really thought I’d be farther along by now”? Pastor Jason continues our Become series by looking at Galatians 6:7-10 and why becoming more like Jesus is often slower and messier than we expect. Join us as we talk about what it looks like to keep taking faithful steps, trust God when we can’t see what He’s doing, and not give up when change feels slow.

SOW FAITHFULLY

Becoming more like Jesus happens through thousands of small, ordinary choices. As we keep in step with the Spirit, those choices may feel insignificant in the moment, but over time they shape who we are becoming.

WAIT PATIENTLY

There is often a gap between the seeds we sow and the growth we can see. Just because change isn’t visible doesn’t mean God isn’t at work. We can trust Him with what is happening beneath the surface.

DON'T QUIT

Following Jesus can feel slow, messy, and discouraging, especially when we find ourselves struggling with the same things again. But growth isn’t always a straight line. Keep taking the next faithful step, trusting that the God who began the work in us will be faithful to finish it.

Why do we hide the parts of ourselves we don’t want others to see? Pastor Jason continues our Become series by looking at Romans 7:15-25 and the false self we create to protect what’s underneath and the freedom Jesus offers us to come out of hiding. Join us as we discover what it looks like to stop managing what everyone sees and let Jesus meet us where we really are. We’re glad you’re worshiping with us today!