Preemptive Strike continues this week. We are discovering the power of our choices, in particular our pre-choices! Loyalty isn’t forged in the moment; it’s a decision made long before. In this study, we’ll explore the power of being steadfast and loyal to God, to others, and to the values we hold dear. If we would learn to do this preemptive strike – our lives would be radically better, different, and we would find great joy in the adventure.
Preemptive Strike is the name of this new series here at The Church @ 434. It is designed to help each of us explore the power of making intentional pre-choices that shape our lives. We’ll discover how committing to key principles in advance gives us the strength to face life’s challenges and uncertainties. By pre-deciding our values, we become proactive in our faith journey, living with purpose and resilience. The opening message sets the stage for understanding why making pre-choices matters.
How would you like a new address? Sure that is a silly question, but in this series we are going to be moving forward in our journey of faith. As we do, we are going to discover a place that some of us have never even considered residing in. The meaning and location are important and today we begin moving through the sludge to get there. Why? Simple – The sludge can slow you down – so we need a nudge to escape the sludge…consider this the nudge.
Our summer adventure series comes to a close but the real adventure is just beginning.
We have explored together the destiny that God has for us and how that really is the only destiny worth living.
Last week, we started the wrap up by discovering that we were meant to be here and today we find ourselves in the best place to be.
The adventure continues….
There is a reflective, yet powerful quote from the latest Indiana Jones film. It says, “I miss the desert. I miss the sea. And I miss waking up every morning, wondering what wonderful adventure the new day will bring to us.” There is something about knowing each day there is a purpose for you, a place for you, and something for you to do with passion. As you discover your destiny, you find it. Today our study reminds us the value of knowing that “you’re meant to be here” and how that makes all the difference.