Member Question 1→ Even when your life is not as bad as the next person and you know it. But you can’t help to think “why me” “why is this my life” “how did I get here? Member Question 2→ How can you sense when God is calling you to change or grow ? When “Why Me?” Becomes “What Now, God?” Scripture Focus Jeremiah 1:5; Psalm 139:23–24; Ephesians 2:10 Devotional Thought→ There are moments when life isn’t falling apart—yet your heart feels unsettled. You look around and know

Member Question 1→ Since we started the Failure Series, I’ve been wondering: could what we call failure actually be God dismantling a version of us He never planned to favor? Member Question 2→ Does God punish us for not answering a call he placed on our life and will our soul be punished for it These questions speak to the holy tension beneath our Life After Failure Series, and I’m humbled that lives are being transformed by the sermons and teachings. Failure or Formation? →

Question 1→ How Do We Feel God’s Grace For The Things We Struggle To Give Ourselves Grace For? Question 2→ When you know God’s Love and Grace has already forgiven you and you believe and trust in Him. Why is forgetting the past hurts and your mistakes sometimes seem unforgivable to you some days? "When Forgiven Still Feels Unforgivable Learning to Receive the Grace We Know Is Our s" Scriptures:— 2 Corinthians 12:9 (KJV); Philippians 3:13 (KJV) Devotional Thought→ There are

5G Focus: GO Scripture — 2 Corinthians 12:10 (KJV) Devotional Thought- Grace is never meant to terminate in comfort—it always points toward commission. What God pours into you is ultimately meant to flow through you. Grace does not merely heal wounds; it redeems them, repurposes them, and sends them forward on assignment. Paul’s thorn did not disqualify him from ministry—it clarified his dependence. The weakness he wanted removed became the very evidence of God’s sustaining p

5G Focus: GLOW Scripture:— 2 Corinthians 12:9b (KJV) Devotional Thought - Eventually, the irritation becomes a pearl. What once caused pain becomes something admired—not because the pain was pleasant, but because grace did its quiet, faithful work. Pearls do not advertise the wound that produced them, yet they unmistakably testify to the process that formed them. In the same way, God does not waste weakness. When surrendered, weakness becomes the very place where His power t