Luke17:6 Ministries

09/06/2026

09/06/2026

Outreach Update – September Cookout & Kingdom Wins

Today was powerful. We served around 200 people right where they are. We fired up the grill and did a full hamburger cookout on location, along with water, clothes, hygiene items, and bus passes for those who needed a way to get around.

One of the biggest moments of the day was a baptism — a young man who loves Jesus deeply but has no way to get to a home church. We reminded him that Jesus meets us where we are, and today he took that step of faith.

We also helped a family — including a 7‑month‑old baby — get into a room tonight thanks to generous donations. That’s real impact. That’s real kingdom work.

Our word today came from the story of Rahab — a pr******te whose one decision to help God’s people changed her entire future. She went from being judged and overlooked to becoming part of Jesus’ lineage.

Her story reminds us:
Because Jesus came from a broken bloodline, He came for broken people.
Never worry about what people think — focus on how Jesus sees you.

As we continue serving, we’re asking for prayer and donations to help us keep showing up for our friends. Every gift makes a real difference.

God is still doing good things in the world!

Support & prayer link:
https://linktr.ee/luke17_6ministries

09/06/2026

Devotional — September 6

1 Thessalonians 4:7 (NASB)

“For God has not called us for the purpose of impurity, but in sanctification.”

Reflection

Paul reminds us of something simple and steady. God’s call on our lives is holy. Not heavy, not impossible, but holy.

We didn’t stumble into faith. God called us. His voice reached us, His grace drew us, His purpose rests on us.

God’s call lifts us out of the old patterns, the old habits, the old ways of living. Impurity is not our story anymore.

Sanctification is God shaping us
from the inside out. It is growth,
transformation, renewal the slow, steady work of becoming like Christ.

Sanctification Is a Journey, Not instant, not effortless, not perfect
but real. God walks with us as He forms holiness in our hearts.

We are called to live differently,
think differently, love differently,
because Christ has made us new.

Today's invitation

God called us to holiness and He Himself is shaping us to walk in that calling.

Prayer

Lord,
Thank You for calling us into holiness. Shape our hearts today, cleanse our thoughts, and strengthen our steps. Help us walk in sanctification — not by our own strength, but by Your Spirit working within us. Let our lives reflect the purity and love of Christ.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

09/05/2026

Outreach Update – September Cookout & Kingdom Wins

Today was powerful. We served around 200 people right where they are. We fired up the grill and did a full hamburger cookout on location, along with water, clothes, hygiene items, and bus passes for those who needed a way to get around.

One of the biggest moments of the day was a baptism — a young man who loves Jesus deeply but has no way to get to a home church. We reminded him that Jesus meets us where we are, and today he took that step of faith.

We also helped a family — including a 7‑month‑old baby — get into a room tonight thanks to generous donations. That’s real impact. That’s real kingdom work.

Our word today came from the story of Rahab — a pr******te whose one decision to help God’s people changed her entire future. She went from being judged and overlooked to becoming part of Jesus’ lineage.

Her story reminds us:
Because Jesus came from a broken bloodline, He came for broken people.
Never worry about what people think — focus on how Jesus sees you.

As we continue serving, we’re asking for prayer and donations to help us keep showing up for our friends. Every gift makes a real difference.

God is still doing good things in the world!

Support & prayer link:
https://linktr.ee/luke17_6ministries

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09/05/2026

Devotional — September 5

1 Thessalonians 3:13 (NASB)

“So that He may establish your hearts without blame in holiness before our God and Father at the coming of our Lord Jesus with all His saints.”

Reflection

Paul prays for something deep and lasting that our hearts would be established, strengthened, and made holy as we look toward Christ’s return.

God doesn’t just forgive us He stabilizes us. He strengthens our inner life so we stand firm when life shakes.

Not perfect in performance, but covered in grace. Blameless because Christ has taken our blame
and given us His righteousness.

Holiness is not pressure it is transformation. God shapes our hearts to reflect His character,
His purity, His love.

We live our lives before His face not in fear, but in relationship. A Father who loves, guides, and restores.

Our hope is forward‑looking. Christ is returning, and Paul wants our hearts ready, steady, and anchored
in holiness.

We are part of a people a family,
a redeemed community that will stand with Christ in glory.

Today's Invitation

God is establishing our hearts,
shaping us in holiness, and preparing us for the day Christ returns in glory.

Prayer

Lord,
Establish our hearts today. Strengthen us in holiness and steady us in Your presence. Shape our inner life so that we stand blameless in Christ, filled with Your love, and ready for His return. Let our hope be anchored in You and our lives reflect Your holiness.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

09/04/2026

Devotional — September 4

Colossians 4:2 (NASB)

“Devote yourselves to prayer, keeping alert in it with an attitude of thanksgiving.”

🕊 Reflection

Paul gives us a rhythm for daily life
devotion, alertness, and gratitude.

Devotion means persistence. Staying with it. Returning to it. Making prayer the steady habit
of our hearts.

Prayer is not sleepy, distracted, or passive. It is awake, watchful, attentive to what God is doing and what the enemy is trying.

Alertness happens inside prayer not outside it. Prayer sharpens us, steadies us, and keeps our hearts
spiritually awake.

Gratitude is the atmosphere of healthy prayer. It keeps us from fear,
from complaining, from discouragement. Thanksgiving lifts the heart and strengthens faith.

Devoted in prayer, alert in spirit, grateful in heart this is how we walk
through the day with Christ.

Today's Invitation

We devote ourselves to prayer,
stay spiritually alert, and keep gratitude as the steady tone
of our hearts.

Prayer

Lord,
Help us devote ourselves to prayer today. Keep us alert, awake, and attentive to Your voice. Fill our hearts with thanksgiving so that every prayer rises from gratitude, not fear. Shape our day through communion with You and steady us in Your presence.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

09/04/2026

Hope Rising in the Heat

Tonight was another warm Oklahoma evening, but our friends were in good spirits from the moment we pulled up. We handed out homemade sandwiches, chips, grapes, cookies, and plenty of ice‑cold water. Simple food, but it hit the spot and reminded everyone they’re seen and cared for.

We also passed out pet food, flashlights, and bus passes — small things that make a big difference when you’re trying to get through a hot night with limited resources. Gratitude was everywhere. Even in the heat, people were smiling, talking, and thankful.

And now September is here, bringing the hope of cooler weather. But we all know how fast Oklahoma can flip from hot to cold. Winter comes quick, and our friends feel it first.

We’re asking our community to pray and consider helping us restock tents, sleeping bags, hats, and gloves. Cold weather will be here in no time, and we want to be ready.

God is still doing good in the world!

Link to support:
https://linktr.ee/luke17_6ministries

09/03/2026

Devotional — September 3

Colossians 3:23–24 (NASB)

“Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than for men,
knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of the inheritance. It is the Lord Christ whom you serve.”

Reflection

Paul takes everyday life work, tasks, responsibilities and lifts them into worship.

Whatever You Do, Not just ministry,
not just spiritual moments whatever we do.Every task becomes sacred
when it is offered to God.

Heartily means fully, sincerely, energetically, with devotion.Not half‑hearted, not resentful, not mechanical but with a willing spirit.

Our true Boss is Christ. Our work is worship when our audience is Him.
We work for His glory, not human approval.

Human praise fades. Human recognition shifts. Human reward is temporary. Paul frees us from the pressure of performing for people.

God sees. God remembers. God rewards.Our inheritance is eternal
not a paycheck, not applause, but the joy of Christ Himself.

It Is the Lord Christ Whom You Serve.This is the anchor. This is the motivation. This is the identity. We serve Christ in our work,in our calling, in our daily responsibilities.

Today's Invitation

Whatever we do,we do it for Christ
with heart, with devotion, with worship, knowing He sees, He rewards, and He is the One we serve.

🙏
Prayer

Lord,
Help us work today with wholehearted devotion, remembering that everything we do is ultimately for You. Free us from seeking human approval and anchor our hearts in the truth that we serve Christ. Let our work become worship and our effort become an offering to You.
Amen.

God is still doing good in this world!
Thoughts by David Kasperitis

09/02/2026

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