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June 2023
An event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
Read MoreAn event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
Read MoreAn event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
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An event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
Read MoreAn event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
Read MoreAn event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
Read MoreAn event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
Read MoreAn event every week that begins at 9:15 am on Sunday, repeating until July 30, 2023
Last words matter. In John 13-17 the Apostle John records the final words of Jesus before He goes to the cross. Jesus equips His disciples to thrive in His absence as He prays for them and shows them the way to joy even in the midst of darkest days. As He reshapes them (and us) into His own image, we learn that this Christ-like love will be the means by which the world will be reached for Jesus. 9:15am |…
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