08/23/2026
Who’s your one?
Not the person you think would be most likely to come to church.
Not the person who has it all together.
Maybe it’s someone carrying guilt.
Someone who needs hope.
Someone who has been hurt by church.
Someone who simply needs to know they are loved.
This is not about filling seats. It’s about making sure the people we love have an opportunity to know Jesus.
Swipe through, find the message that reminds you of your one, and send it to them today and save it for future sharing!
You don’t need to pretend here.
Come tired. Come hopeful. Come uncertain. Come carrying questions.
You don’t have to be perfect to belong. Just come as you are.
If you have been looking for a sign to give church another chance, this could be it.
Come find hope. Come find community. Come discover who Jesus is.
We would love to welcome you home.
If guilt has been telling you that you can’t come back to God, hear this:
Grace is greater.
Your past is not too messy. Your mistakes are not too big. Jesus meets you with grace, not shame.
You are not invisible.
You are not forgotten.
You are not too far gone.
Jesus loves you—not a future, polished version of you. You. Right now.
Maybe you don’t really know what you believe about Jesus.
Maybe you feel like you’ve made too many mistakes to be welcomed back.
Or maybe church just hasn’t felt important to you.
Whatever your reason, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Come sit with me. No pressure to have the right answers, no expectation to have it all together—just come as you are. I’ll save you a seat.
If someone sent you this, they may be praying for you more than you know.
Whatever you are facing, you do not have to carry it by yourself. There are people ready to stand with you, pray with you, and believe for what’s ahead.
The best is yet to come.
Here is your reminder for today:
You are seen.
You are known.
You are loved more deeply than you realize.
Smile—Jesus loves you.
If you are longing for a change that goes deeper than circumstances, Jesus is still changing lives.
He brings hope to the hopeless, peace to the anxious, purpose to the searching, and freedom to the weary.
Your story is not finished.
