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Whether you consider yourself to be one who is close to or far from God, we invite you to walk this journey with us towards knowing and becoming like Jesus Christ. We pray God's blessing on you, that you would know God's love and that he would draw you to his side through the power of the Spirit of Jesus Christ.

Paul reminds the Ephesian elders that his life among them was a display of humility through proclaiming the truth and in...
06/24/2026

Paul reminds the Ephesian elders that his life among them was a display of humility through proclaiming the truth and investing deeply in people's lives, even through hardship and opposition. Though he knows suffering and danger await him in Jerusalem, he remains surrendered to the Spirit’s leading and refuses to let fear r uncertainty determine his path. The mission of sharing the Gospel of Jesus is worth any sacrifice, and costly faithfulness leaves a legacy of transformed lives and deep Christ-centred love.

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-06-21

Paul reminds the Ephesian elders that his life among them was a dis...

When you read Paul's bio at this point in his ministry and what follows, it's easy to see how costly faithfulness was fo...
06/24/2026

When you read Paul's bio at this point in his ministry and what follows, it's easy to see how costly faithfulness was for Paul. Yes, he accomplished so much but he also paid a heavy cost and, in light of his life, it can feel like our faithfulness seems pretty cheap and our part in God's mission small and almost insignificant. How can a stay at home parent, a nurse, student, or lawyer feel in comparison to Paul, the early church, and even missionaries today? In chapter 20, Paul calls everyone together and, using his own example, reminds them and us that God’s mission includes all of us and we all play a unique part in it.

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-06-21

When you read Paul's bio at this point in his ministry and what fol...

God calls for costly faithfulness, and making room means surrendering our lives to his purposes. In Acts 20, Paul instru...
06/24/2026

God calls for costly faithfulness, and making room means surrendering our lives to his purposes. In Acts 20, Paul instructs the church to look back on a life marked by costly faithfulness, look ahead to the reality of future suffering, and make the bold declaration that the cost of following Jesus is worth it.


Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-06-21

God calls for costly faithfulness, and making room means surrenderi...

How should followers of Jesus live in a city that does not share their beliefs? Acts 17 takes us into the streets, marke...
06/17/2026

How should followers of Jesus live in a city that does not share their beliefs? Acts 17 takes us into the streets, marketplaces, and intellectual centre of ancient Athens, where Paul encounters a culture both impressive and spiritually lost. Join us as we explore what faithful Christian witness can look like in our own changing city.

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-06-14

How should followers of Jesus live in a city that does not share th...

Sometimes our plans are good, but God’s mission is bigger. In Acts 16, the gospel moves beyond Paul’s expectations and r...
06/10/2026

Sometimes our plans are good, but God’s mission is bigger. In Acts 16, the gospel moves beyond Paul’s expectations and reaches people in completely different places: a seeking woman, a trapped servant girl, a shaken jailer, and a city that does not know what to do with the kingdom of God. God is still calling us to hold our plans loosely, watch for people he is reaching, press into worship when resistance comes, and love the people Jesus brings into his family.

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-06-07

Sometimes our plans are good, but God’s mission is bigger. In Acts ...

What happens when following Jesus brings together people with very different backgrounds, convictions, and expectations?...
06/03/2026

What happens when following Jesus brings together people with very different backgrounds, convictions, and expectations? Is faith in Jesus really enough, or are there additional requirements for belonging? In Acts 15, the early church faces a disagreement that threatens both the clarity of the gospel and the unity of the church. What they discover still matters for anyone trying to follow Jesus alongside imperfect, complicated people.

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026/05/31

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guid...

Chased. Opposed. Misunderstood. Beaten. These are the realities Paul, Barnabus, and the early church faced as they went ...
05/20/2026

Chased. Opposed. Misunderstood. Beaten. These are the realities Paul, Barnabus, and the early church faced as they went on mission with Jesus, spreading the Gospel. Their call and courage to face all they faced came from hearts that were captured by Jesus, and because of that, people were transformed. It makes me wonder if I have too much to lose to be on mission with Jesus. Am I treasuring something more than I treasure the Gospel? What has my heart, really? How can I ensure my heart is capture by Christ more than anything else?

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-05-17

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Jonah 4 invites us to look beneath the surface of our anger, frustration, and comfort-seeking. It asks a question most o...
05/13/2026

Jonah 4 invites us to look beneath the surface of our anger, frustration, and comfort-seeking. It asks a question most of us would rather avoid: are we more concerned about what makes life easier for us, or about the people God loves? This final chapter of Jonah draws us toward the heart of God’s mission — and toward the kind of heart God wants to form in us.



Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-05-10

Jonah 4 invites us to look beneath the surface of our anger, frustration, and comfort-seeking. It asks a question most of us would rather avoid: are we more ...

Some places feel too broken to change. Some people seem too far gone. In Jonah 3, we’re invited to see what happens when...
05/06/2026

Some places feel too broken to change. Some people seem too far gone. In Jonah 3, we’re invited to see what happens when God sends his word into the places we’ve almost given up on.

Discussion Guide: https://www.followingtogether.com/discussion-guides-blog/2026-05-03

Some places feel too broken to change. Some people seem too far gone. In Jonah 3, we’re invited to see what happens when God sends his word into the places w...

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