What if the interruption that just derailed your day was actually an invitation from God? The Good Samaritan did not just feel compassion. He let it cost him something. Are you living close enough to Jesus to know the difference between an inconvenience and a divine moment? Explore what true, costly compassion looks like in everyday life.
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12 Oct 2026
Ordinary Tables
What if the most powerful thing you could do for someone this week was simply make room for them at your table? Levi had barely started following Jesus when he threw a dinner and brought his whole world into the same room with Him. He did not wait until he had it all figured out. He just used what was already in his hands. Who is missing from your table, and what is stopping you from pulling up one more chair?
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24 Sept 2026
Ordinary Work
Work was part of God's original design for humanity, not a consequence of the fall. The frustration we experience in work came after sin entered the world, but work itself remains meaningful and good. Colossians 3:23 calls us to work wholeheartedly, as if serving Jesus directly, which reframes every task as an offering rather than an obligation. This applies to every kind of work, whether paid or unpaid, noticed or invisible. When Jesus is our primary audience, the value of our work is no longer determined by who notices it or what it pays. Our identity does not come from our productivity. We work from the security of being chosen, holy, and dearly loved. There is no such thing as insignificant work when it is faithfully placed in His hands.
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