God’s plans for Israel, and so for the world, were fulfilled gloriously in Jesus and in the pouring out of the Spirit and the creation of a united heavenly people, including both Jew and Gentile. 

God’s plans for Israel, and so for the world, were fulfilled gloriously in Jesus and in the pouring out of the Spirit and the creation of a united heavenly people, including both Jew and Gentile. 

God’s plans for Israel, and so for the world, were fulfilled gloriously in Jesus and in the pouring out of the Spirit and the creation of a united heavenly people, including both Jew and Gentile. 

We’re always looking for connection and relationships (love) that give meaning and security to our life. We’ll graft ourselves onto anything that promises to deliver for our hopes and needs. Jesus is the true vine; grafting ourselves to him is what produces a truly fruitful and flourishing life.

We’re always looking for connection and relationships (love) that give meaning and security to our life. We’ll graft ourselves onto anything that promises to deliver for our hopes and needs. Jesus is the true vine; grafting ourselves to him is what produces a truly fruitful and flourishing life.

We are constantly bombarded with many opposing ways and truths to find life in this crisis. Jesus tells us that he is the only true way to find life forever with God our Father.

In a world full of stories of sickness and death, we receive a resurrection and life through being spiritually connected to Jesus, which is both present in us now and continues beyond death forever.  

Both crises and ‘normal’ times require leadership. Our leaders — globally, nationally, in our families and in our churches, and even in our own lives — can be disappointing and dangerous. Jesus is the true ‘leader’ who loves sacrificially. In this present crisis loving leadership will look like him, because he is the true, good, leader, the good shepherd.