Pastor Curtis Anderson takes us through the final movement regarding embodying the love of Jesus wherever God has placed us. Jesus continually noticed the people around Him. He ate with outsiders, touched those others avoided, welcomed children, dignified the forgotten, cared for the poor, and moved toward people with compassion.To be faithfully present means learning to live with that same posture.This Movement is about learning to be faithfully present to the people and places God has already given us, paying attention to where God is at work and joining Him there. We embody the gospel through ordinary, tangible acts of presence, hospitality, love, and generosity in our neighbourhoods and networks, while intentionally moving toward those who are vulnerable. Cultivating relationships, sharing life, extending compassion, and seeking justice together.
27 Sept 2026
Episode 550: Movements: Live In Community
Pastor Paul Morgun uses this movement to remind us that the Christian life was never intended to be lived alone. From the beginning, Jesus formed a community around Himself. The early church did not simply gather for teaching once a week; they shared meals, prayed together, cared for one another, practiced generosity, carried one another's burdens, and opened their lives to each other.This Movement is reflected in nurturing a culture of connection, where people are known and relationships can form, and cultivating communities of trust and belonging, where deeper relationships allow us to be vulnerable and grow together. There is a difference between attending a church and belonging to a community.
20 Sept 2026
Episode 549: Movements: Grow Spiritually
Spiritual growth is not primarily about knowing more about God, becoming more religious, or simply trying harder to be a better person. At its heart, spiritual formation is about learning to live with God, receiving His love, becoming increasingly attentive to His presence, and allowing the Spirit to form the life of Jesus in us.This Movement is reflected in practicing rhythms of life, embracing spiritual practices that ground us in God's presence, and we pursue spiritual maturity, cooperating with God's Spirit as we are continually transformed into the likeness of Jesus. Spiritual formation, then, is not measured primarily by how many practices we maintain, but by the kind of people we are becoming through them.
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