As we enter a new year, we're challenged to consider the true meaning of transformation in our lives. The Gospel of Mark introduces us to Jesus' first words of ministry, inviting us into the 'good news' of God's kingdom. This isn't just about personal resolutions or self-improvement; it's about participating in a cosmic shift where God's reign breaks into our world. We're called to 'repent and believe' - to radically reorient our lives around this new reality. The story of Jesus calling the first disciples shows us that this invitation is both urgent and transformative. Like those fishermen who left their nets, we're asked to reconsider our priorities and identities in light of God's kingdom. This message challenges us to move beyond mere lip service to Jesus and instead allow His call to reshape every aspect of our lives. As we reflect on this, we might ask ourselves: What 'nets' do we need to drop? How can we become 'fishers of people', drawing others into this life-changing reality?

Link in the Chain | The Message, The Means, and the Mission - Mark 1:14-20 - Clint Leavitt

Listen as Luke Parker introduces the story of Nehemiah, whose realization of Jerusalem's destruction leads him to grief and mourning, even for sins he didn't commit, and how learning to repent and plead with God is the first step to rebuilding a broken world.

12 July 2020 | #here #now #us: Nehemiah 1 - Luke Parker

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Link in the Chain | The Message, The Means, and the Mission - Mark 1:14-20 - Clint Leavitt

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