Northeast Christian Church

Northeast Christian Church Love God. Love Others. Live to Serve. Join us this Sunday at 2885 Partin Settlement Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744. Find out more at mynecchurch.com

# # Day 2: Knowing vs. Doing**Scripture:** Luke 10:31-32 > “A priest happened to be going down the same road, and when ...
09/08/2026

# # Day 2: Knowing vs. Doing
**Scripture:** Luke 10:31-32
> “A priest happened to be going down the same road, and when he saw the man, he passed by on the other side. So too, a Levite, when he came to the place and saw him, passed by on the other side.”

Knowing God’s Word is important, but it’s not enough if it doesn’t move us to action. The story of the priest and the Levite reminds us that seeing a need and meeting it are two different things. Challenge yourself to not only be aware of God’s commands but to actively live them out.

**Prayer:** *Father, guide me to not just hear Your Word but to live it through my actions. Give me courage to act when I see a need. Amen.*

**Reflect:** How can you move from knowing to doing in your spiritual journey?

09/07/2026

We’ve all been there—we read the verses, we hear the sermons, and we feel like we’re growing because we’re learning. But there is a massive difference between knowing what God says and actually living it out. It’s easy to become a spectator of our own faith, but the real change happens when we step out in obedience, even when it’s uncomfortable. I’ve been reflecting on how I can stop just collecting information and start applying it to my daily life. What is one area where you’re finding it hard to move from knowledge to action? Let’s encourage each other in the comments.

# # Day 1: God Uses Ordinary People**Scripture:** 1 Corinthians 1:26-27 > “Brothers and sisters, think of what you were...
09/07/2026

# # Day 1: God Uses Ordinary People
**Scripture:** 1 Corinthians 1:26-27
> “Brothers and sisters, think of what you were when you were called. Not many of you were wise by human standards; not many were influential; not many were of noble birth. But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong.”

Reflect on how God often chooses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. Consider the ways God has used you in your everyday life to make a difference. Remember, it’s not about our abilities but our availability to His calling. Trust that God can use you, just as you are, to fulfill His purposes.

**Prayer:** *Lord, thank You for choosing me despite my weaknesses. Help me to see opportunities to serve You and others today. Amen.*

**Reflect:** How have you seen God work through your ordinary circumstances?

📖 Memory Verse — Luke 10:37“Jesus told him, ‘Go and do likewise.’”Following Jesus means more than knowing what He said—i...
09/06/2026

📖 Memory Verse — Luke 10:37
“Jesus told him, ‘Go and do likewise.’”
Following Jesus means more than knowing what He said—it means doing what He did.
This week, look for the need in front of you. Notice the person others may overlook. Take the next step. Serve.
Go and do likewise.

🌟 Don’t wait for the spotlight to serve! God does extraordinary things through ordinary people. Let’s notice needs and m...
09/05/2026

🌟 Don’t wait for the spotlight to serve! God does extraordinary things through ordinary people. Let’s notice needs and move towards them - just like Jesus did. 💛 🙌

09/04/2026

It’s easy to look at the 'worst' of society—the thieves, the crooks, and the people who cause harm—and decide they don't deserve a second chance. But when we look at the heart of scripture, we find a much more uncomfortable truth about how we are called to love. This breakdown really challenged me to check my own heart and stop playing judge.

Do you find it harder to forgive someone who has hurt you personally, or someone you see causing harm in the world? Let’s have a real conversation in the comments.

# # Day 5: Living and Sharing the Truth**Scripture:** Matthew 9:13 > “For I have not come to call the righteous, but si...
09/04/2026

# # Day 5: Living and Sharing the Truth

**Scripture:** Matthew 9:13
> “For I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.”

Jesus’ mission was clear: to call sinners to repentance. As His followers, we are to continue this mission by sharing His love and truth. Living a life on mission means actively looking for ways to share the hope we have in Christ with others. How are you living out this call in your daily life?

**Prayer:** *Lord, help me to live out Your mission daily. Let my actions and words lead others to You.*

**Reflect:** How can you intentionally share the love and message of Jesus with someone this week?

09/03/2026

We often feel like we are racing against a clock, worried that we have missed our chance or that we have exhausted God's patience. But the truth is, His heart is for you to find your way back to Him. He isn't looking for a reason to turn away; He is looking for every reason to welcome you home.

How has experiencing God’s patience changed the way you view your own mistakes? Let’s share some encouragement in the comments below.

# # Day 4: Overcoming Challenges**Scripture:** Matthew 9:11 > “When the Pharisees saw this, they asked his disciples, ‘...
09/03/2026

# # Day 4: Overcoming Challenges

**Scripture:** Matthew 9:11
> “When the Pharisees saw this, they asked his disciples, ‘Why does your teacher eat with tax collectors and sinners?’”

Connecting with others who are different from us can be challenging, and there may be criticism or misunderstanding from others. However, Jesus models that our mission is more important than others’ opinions. How can we overcome the challenges of reaching out to those who are different from us?

**Prayer:** *Lord, give me strength to overcome fear and criticism. Help me to prioritize Your mission above all.*

**Reflect:** What fears or challenges do you face in connecting with those who don’t know Christ, and how can you overcome them?

09/02/2026

We all want to see justice served, but what happens when the 'final judgment' we are waiting for never actually arrives? It’s easy to get caught in a loop of seeking resolution for the wrongs we’ve faced, but sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is stop waiting for a verdict and start focusing on our own healing. This perspective on evil has completely changed how I view conflict and closure. Do you think it's possible to truly move on without a final resolution, or is closure necessary for peace? Let me know your thoughts below.

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