Week 7 // A Closer Look at Jesus through the Books of Acts
8 Nov 2026
The Power of Everyday (Audio Only)
What does it actually look like to live out our faith not just on Sundays, but in the quiet, ordinary moments of every single day? That is the heart of what we explore in this message. Drawing from Romans 12:1-2, we are reminded that transformation is not something we manufacture through sheer willpower. The Greek word behind 'be transformed' points to something done to us, a command we fulfill not by straining harder but by surrendering more fully to the work of the Holy Spirit. It is ongoing, present tense, every day. The Recovery Alive Step 10 gives us a practical framework for this: we continue to take personal inventory, and when we are wrong, we promptly admit it. Those two words, 'continue' and 'promptly,' are not incidental. They are the architecture of a life that grows. We look at how shortcuts, whether cramming for a test, skipping ingredients in a recipe, or flossing only before a dentist visit, never produce the deep results we are after. Real growth, like farming, requires time, attention, and trust in the One who sends the rain.
7 Nov 2026
The Power of Repetition
What if the most transformative spiritual habit we could develop is also one of the simplest? Step 10 of the 12-step journey invites us into something both ancient and practical: a daily, honest review of our lives. Drawing from Psalm 139, we discover that God's all-knowing nature is not a threat to be feared but an invitation to be welcomed. David's poem moves from a place of dread, feeling hemmed in and scrutinized, to a place of open surrender, asking God to search him, know him, and lead him in the way everlasting. That same movement is available to us every single day. When we build the habit of a nightly review, pausing to rejoice over blessings and repent of failures, we are not signing up for misery. We are signing up for freedom. The spiritual insight here is profound: growth is not a destination we arrive at and leave behind. It is a rhythm we return to, one day at a time, until it becomes as natural and automatic as tying our shoes.
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