This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

Speaker — Luke Humbrecht

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As our hearts intertwine in worship, we embrace the deep and moving discussions that this episode brings forth, beginning with the Sanctity of Life Sunday. Our conversation flows from the solemn reverence for life's inherent dignity to the living legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and the compassionate embrace of Venezuelan migrants in Denver. Our church's earnest involvement, providing not just thoughts and prayers but also tangible support, underscores our commitment to both life and love in action.

We then navigate the vision of our church, a tapestry woven with threads of divine guidance and human fellowship. The spiritual blueprint of the early church in Acts serves not only as an inspiration but also as a call to rediscover the awe that comes from communal devotion and prayer. Our dialogue is a gentle invitation to join hands and hearts in a shared life in the Spirit, preparing ourselves for the transformative mission that Jesus has laid before us.

The episode culminates with personal testaments to the power of saying "yes" to the Holy Spirit's subtle nudges. From the poignant story of a dream that traversed continents and connected lives, to the Zimbabwean woman who felt the tender gaze of God on her through a personal message, we are reminded of the intricate ways in which God speaks to us. As we close, we encourage each other to take that leap of faith into the vibrant river of God's work, embracing both surrender and adventure, with the hope of clarity and courage to navigate this journey. Join us for an episode that promises to stir the soul and embolden the spirit. Amen.

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