Reynoldsburg Church Of Christ

10/21/2026

The trunks are getting decorated, and the autumn vibes are in full swing! 🍁🎃 One of our favorite parts of the Fall Festival is seeing how creative everyone gets with their Trunk-or-Treat setups. From gorgeous fall displays to interactive games, there's going to be so much to see and explore!

Bring the whole family out for a safe, fun, and warm environment to celebrate together:
🗓 When: Saturday, October 31st | 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Where: Reynoldsburg Church of Christ

10/21/2026

📖 OCTOBER 21 | DAY 294
📚 Daniel 8 ● Psalms 97 ● Proverbs 21 ● Matthew 21 ● Hebrews 11:20–31

💔 REJECTED BY THE WORLD, RECEIVED BY FAITH — WILL YOU CHOOSE JESUS?

We all know the sting of rejection. It hurts when others turn away from us, overlook us, or refuse what we offer. But have we ever considered the seriousness of rejecting the One who offers us forgiveness, salvation, and eternal life? Jesus was rejected by many, yet He is the very cornerstone of God’s plan for redemption. Rejecting Him is not simply turning down a message; it is turning away from the only One who can reconcile us to God.

Today’s readings challenge us to examine our hearts. Are we embracing God’s truth or allowing pride, deception, and our own desires to lead us away from Him? We may convince ourselves that our choices are right, but God sees beyond appearances and examines our hearts. The question isn’t whether Jesus has been rejected by others—it’s whether we will reject Him, too.

📜 Today’s Readings: The Cost of Rejecting God
🐏 Daniel 8 — Deception Cannot Defeat God
Daniel’s vision reveals the destructive power of arrogance, deception, and opposition to God. Evil may appear powerful and successful for a time, but it will not prevail against the Lord. Rejecting God’s authority often begins with believing our own prideful thoughts rather than His truth.

🌟 Psalms 97 — The Lord Reigns Above All
God reigns supreme over the earth, far above every false god and competing power. Those who love Him are called to hate evil and trust in His protection. We cannot truly embrace the Lord while deliberately holding on to what draws us away from Him.

🧭 Proverbs 21 — God Examines the Heart
We may believe our choices are right, but God looks deeper than our own justifications. He desires righteousness, justice, loyalty, and obedience—not merely outward religious activity. Choosing our way over God’s way can lead us away from the very life He desires for us.

✝️ Matthew 21 — The Rejected Stone Becomes the Cornerstone
Jesus confronts those who refuse to believe God’s messengers, even when confronted with the truth. He identifies Himself as the stone rejected by the builders that becomes the cornerstone. Others may dismiss Jesus, but their rejection does not diminish His authority or change God’s plan. The critical question is whether we will believe and receive Him or stubbornly turn away.

🔥 Hebrews 11:20–31 — Faith Chooses God Over the World
Moses refused the temporary pleasures and treasures of Egypt, choosing instead to identify with God’s people. He valued what God promised more than what the world offered. Rahab also demonstrated faith by welcoming God’s people. Their examples remind us that genuine faith requires a choice: trust God, even when following Him costs us something.

🔑 Key Scriptures to Remember
• Matthew 21:42 — “A stone which the builders rejected, This has become the chief cornerstone.”
• Proverbs 21:2 — “Every person’s way is right in his own eyes, But the Lord examines the hearts.”
• Psalm 97:10 — “Hate evil, you who love the Lord.”
• Hebrews 11:26 — Moses considered the reproach of Christ greater riches than Egypt’s treasures because he looked toward God’s reward.

🎯 Today’s Challenge
Take an honest look at your heart. Are you accepting Jesus as Lord in every area of your life, or are you rejecting His authority whenever His Word conflicts with your preferences?

Don’t let pride, popular opinion, temporary pleasures, or fear determine your response to Christ. Choose faith over compromise, obedience over self-will, and Jesus over the world. Then consider how your words and actions can help others discover the good news rather than turn them away from it.

🙏 A Prayer for Today
Lord Jesus, forgive me for the times I have resisted Your truth or chosen my own way over Yours. Examine my heart, expose any pride or deception, and help me embrace You as the cornerstone of my life. Give me the faith to choose Your will over the world’s temporary pleasures and the courage to share Your truth with love. May my life point others toward You, never away from You. Thank You for offering forgiveness, salvation, and eternal hope to all who believe. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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10/20/2026

📖 October 20 | Day 293
FAITH IN ACTION: TRUST GOD, STAND FIRM, LIVE BOLDLY!
📚 Daniel 6–7 ● Psalm 96 ● Proverbs 20 ● Matthew 20 ● Hebrews 11:8–19

What does faith in action look like? It looks like Daniel praying when prayer became dangerous, Abraham obeying when he couldn’t see the road ahead, and Jesus teaching us to serve rather than seek recognition. Faith isn’t just what we believe; it’s how we live when obedience costs us something.

True faith doesn’t mean we never face fear, uncertainty, or difficult choices. It means we trust God’s character and promises more than our circumstances. We may not know how He will work things out, but we can know who holds our future. Our calling is to remain faithful, walk in integrity, serve others humbly, and trust God’s eternal purposes.

🦁 Daniel 6–7 | Stand Firm—God Still Reigns
Daniel continued praying despite the threat of the lions’ den. His courage came from unwavering trust in God, who delivered him and demonstrated His power before a watching world. Daniel’s visions also revealed the sovereignty of the Ancient of Days and the everlasting dominion given to the Son of Man. Earthly kingdoms rise and fall, but God’s kingdom will never be destroyed.

🎵 Psalm 96 | Proclaim His Greatness
Faith doesn’t remain silent! We are called to sing to the Lord, proclaim His salvation, and tell the nations of His wonderful deeds. Because the Lord reigns and will judge the world in righteousness, we can live with confidence, worship with joy, and share His truth boldly.

💡 Proverbs 20 | Let Integrity Guide Your Steps
Faith shows up in our everyday decisions—in choosing integrity over dishonesty, peace over needless arguments, and patience over revenge. Rather than repaying evil, we are called to wait on the Lord. God sees beyond our outward actions and searches the depths of our hearts.

❤️ Matthew 20 | Serve Rather Than Seek Status
Jesus turned the world’s definition of greatness upside down. Instead of striving for recognition, His followers are called to serve. He demonstrated compassion by restoring sight to two blind men, reminding us that faith responds to Jesus and follows Him. Faith in action serves others with humility, generosity, and compassion.

⛰️ Hebrews 11:8–19 | Obey Even When You Cannot See
Abraham obeyed God’s call without knowing where he was going. He trusted God’s promises even when their fulfillment seemed impossible, believing God could accomplish what no human strength could achieve. Like Abraham, we are called to walk by faith, hold loosely to this world’s temporary treasures, and look toward our eternal home with God.

🔑 Key Scriptures for Today
• Daniel 6:22 “My God sent His angel and shut the lions’ mouths, and they have not harmed me, since I was found innocent before Him; and also toward you, O king, I have committed no crime.”
— God is able to protect and deliver those who remain faithful to Him.

• Psalm 96:10 “Say among the nations, “The Lord reigns; Indeed, the world is firmly established, it will not be moved; He will judge the peoples fairly.”
— “The Lord reigns.” Our confidence rests in His unshakable authority.

• Proverbs 20:22 “Do not say, “I will repay evil”; Wait for the Lord, and He will save you.”
— Wait for the Lord rather than seeking personal revenge.

• Matthew 20:26 “It is not this way among you, but whoever wants to become prominent among you shall be your servant, ”
— Greatness in God’s kingdom is demonstrated through serving others.

• Hebrews 11:8 “By faith Abraham, when he was called, obeyed by going out to a place which he was to receive for an inheritance; and he left, not knowing where he was going. ”
— Abraham obeyed by faith, even without knowing where the journey would lead.

🎯 Today’s Challenge
Identify one area where fear, uncertainty, or the desire for recognition is keeping you from obeying God. Take one practical step of faith today. Stand firm like Daniel, obey like Abraham, choose integrity like the wise, and serve like Jesus. You don’t need to see the entire path—you need to trust the One who leads you.

🙏 Prayer
Heavenly Father, help me put my faith into action today. Give me Daniel’s courage to stand firm, Abraham’s willingness to obey, and Jesus’ heart to serve others. When I face uncertainty, teach me to trust Your promises rather than my fears. Keep my heart humble, my actions honorable, and my eyes fixed on Your eternal kingdom. May my life proclaim that You reign and that You are worthy of my complete trust. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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10/19/2026

📖 OCTOBER 19 | DAY 292
FAITH THAT SEES BEYOND THE VISIBLE — TRUST GOD, WALK IN OBEDIENCE!

📖 Today’s Readings: Daniel 5 ● Psalms 95 ● Proverbs 19 ● Matthew 19 ● Hebrews 11:1–7

☀️ Faith: Trusting God When You Cannot See the Outcome
Faith is more than believing God exists—it is trusting His character, standing on His promises, and obeying His Word even when we cannot see what lies ahead. Faith doesn’t require us to understand every step; it calls us to trust the One who directs our steps.

Today’s readings remind us that faith must be lived out. From the warning of Belshazzar’s pride to the examples of Abel, Enoch, and Noah, we see the contrast between a heart that ignores God and a life that trusts Him. Faith looks beyond what is visible, recognizes God’s authority, and responds with humble obedience.

📜 Today’s Readings: Faith in Action
🔹 Daniel 5 — Faith Humbles the Heart
Belshazzar knew the lessons of the past but refused to humble himself before God. The handwriting on the wall declared his judgment: he had been weighed and found deficient.

📌 Daniel 5:22, 27 — Knowing about God is not the same as humbling ourselves before Him. Genuine faith acknowledges God’s authority and responds to His truth.

🔹 Psalm 95 — Faith Worships and Listens
We are called to worship, bow before our Creator, and recognize that we belong to His care. But worship also requires a listening heart.

📌 Psalm 95:6–7 — Faith doesn’t simply praise God; it listens for His voice and responds while there is still time.

🔹 Proverbs 19 — Faith Chooses Wisdom and Obedience
Wisdom, self-control, compassion, and reverence for the Lord reveal a heart being shaped by God. Our faith becomes visible through the way we treat others and conduct our lives.

📌 Proverbs 19:16, 17, 23 — Obedience protects us from destructive paths, generosity honors God, and reverence for Him leads to life.

🔹 Matthew 19 — Faith Surrenders What Holds Us Back
Jesus teaches the sacredness of marriage, the cost of discipleship, and the challenge of placing earthly possessions above God. When the disciples wondered who could be saved, Jesus reminded them that what is impossible for people is possible with God.

📌 Matthew 19:26 — Faith rests not in our own ability, but in God’s power. Following Jesus may require sacrifice, but nothing surrendered to Him compares with the promise of eternal life.

🔹 Hebrews 11:1–7 — Faith Believes, Obeys, and Moves Forward
Abel worshiped by faith. Enoch walked with God by faith. Noah acted on God’s warning before the evidence was visible.

📌 Hebrews 11:1, 6 — Faith is the certainty of what we hope for and the conviction of what we cannot see. We please God by believing He is real and trusting Him as we seek Him.

Their lives remind us that faith is not passive belief—it is active trust that moves us to obey God before we see the outcome.

💡 Today’s Challenge: Take One Step of Faith
Identify one area where fear, doubt, or uncertainty is holding you back. Bring it before God, seek His wisdom through His Word, and take one practical step of obedience this week.

o You may not see the whole path, but you can trust the One who does.
o Don’t wait until you see the outcome to trust God. Trust Him enough to take the next step.

🙏 Prayer
Heavenly Father, strengthen my faith when I cannot see what lies ahead. Help me humble my heart, listen to Your voice, and obey Your Word even when the path is uncertain. Remove my fear and doubt, and teach me to trust Your promises above what I can see or understand. May my faith be evident in my choices, my relationships, and my willingness to follow You. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🙏

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10/18/2026

10/18/2026

📖 October 18 | Day 291 - 🙏 TRUE GREATNESS BEGINS WITH HUMILITY
📚 Today’s Readings: Daniel 4 ● Psalms 94 ● Proverbs 18 ● Matthew 18 ● Hebrews 10:26–39

💡 The Way Up Is Down: Humility Over Pride
The world often measures greatness by power, accomplishments, influence, and recognition. But God measures greatness differently. True strength is not found in elevating ourselves, but in humbling ourselves before the One who reigns over all. Pride tells us, “Look what I have done!” Humility reminds us, “Look what God has done!”

King Nebuchadnezzar learned this lesson the hard way. His pride led to his downfall, but when he lifted his eyes toward heaven and acknowledged God’s sovereignty, his understanding returned. Today’s readings challenge us to examine our hearts, listen before speaking, forgive generously, accept God’s correction, and remain faithful even through difficult seasons. When we surrender our pride, we make room for God’s wisdom, transformation, and blessing.

📜 Today’s Readings: Lessons in Humility
👑 Daniel 4 — Pride Brings Us Down, Humility Lifts Our Eyes to God
Nebuchadnezzar boasted about the greatness he had built by his own power. God humbled him until he recognized that the Most High rules over all. When the king finally acknowledged God, his understanding returned, and his praise turned toward heaven.
● Key Scripture: “He is able to humble those who walk in pride.” — Daniel 4:37

🙏 Psalms 94 — Receive God’s Correction and Trust His Protection
God sees beyond human understanding and knows how fleeting our thoughts can be. His discipline is not meant to destroy us but to teach us His ways. Even in times of trouble, He remains our refuge and our solid foundation.
● Key Scripture: “Blessed is the man whom You discipline, Lord, and whom You teach from Your Law.” — Psalm 94:12

🗣️ Proverbs 18 — Listen Before You Speak
Pride often makes us eager to express our opinions without first seeking understanding. Foolish words can bring ruin, but humility teaches us to listen carefully, consider others, and seek wisdom before responding.
● Key Scripture: “Before destruction the heart of a person is haughty, but humility goes before honor.” — Proverbs 18:12

❤️ Matthew 18 — Greatness Looks Like Childlike Humility and Forgiveness
Jesus turned the disciples’ ideas of greatness upside down. Rather than seeking status, they were to become humble like children. He also taught them to forgive generously, reminding us that a humble heart does not cling to pride, resentment, or the need to be right.
● Key Scripture: “Whoever will humble himself like this child, he is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.” — Matthew 18:4

🛡️ Hebrews 10:26–39 — Stand Firm in Faith and Endure
Humility means trusting God rather than relying on our own strength. Even when following Him becomes difficult, we must not shrink back. We are called to endure, remain confident in His promises, and live by faith.
● Key Scripture: “But My righteous one will live by faith.” — Hebrews 10:38

🎯 Today’s Challenge
Take an honest look at your heart. Where might pride be influencing your decisions, conversations, relationships, or willingness to accept correction?

• Choose to listen before speaking.
• Accept correction without becoming defensive.
• Extend forgiveness instead of holding onto resentment.
• Give God the credit for your abilities, accomplishments, and opportunities.
• Trust Him and remain faithful, even when obedience is difficult.

Remember: God is not looking for hearts that boast in their own greatness, but hearts that recognize His greatness. True honor follows humility, and lasting strength comes from depending on Him.

🙏 Prayer
Heavenly Father, forgive me for the times I have allowed pride to influence my thoughts, words, and actions. Teach me to walk in humility, receive Your correction, listen with understanding, and forgive as You have forgiven me. Help me recognize that every good gift and every accomplishment comes from You. Give me the strength to remain faithful, the wisdom to follow Your ways, and a heart that honors You above all else. May my life reflect Your greatness, not my own. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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10/17/2026

Think of every Sunday gathering as a little preview of an incredible future feast—the ultimate wedding supper of the Lamb! Imagine walking in feeling a little tired, worn out, or dusty from the week, only to be greeted by a host with scars in His hands who smiles and says, "There you are. We saved a place for you, and we saved food for you." You don't have to walk through life running on empty. We would love for you to join us this Sunday at Reynoldsburg Church of Christ! There is a seat saved just for you. Come hang out and worship with us!

10/17/2026

🔥 COURAGE THAT STANDS FIRM — TRUST GOD, EVEN IN THE FIRE!
📅 October 17 | Day 290

📖 Today’s Readings: Daniel 3 ● Psalms 93 ● Proverbs 17 ● Matthew 17 ● Hebrews 10:19–25

What happens when obeying God means standing against the crowd, risking rejection, or walking straight into the fire? True courage is not the absence of fear—it is unwavering faith in the God who stands with us. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow to a golden image, declaring that God was able to deliver them, but even if He did not, they would not compromise their faith. Their obedience reminds us that faithfulness to God must never depend on the outcome we desire.

Today’s readings remind us that our courage comes from knowing who God is, trusting His promises, and standing firm in His truth. The Lord reigns in majesty, Jesus is God’s beloved Son whom we must hear and obey, and through Christ we can approach God with confidence. Whatever fire we face, we do not stand alone. Our responsibility is to remain faithful, trust His sovereignty, and encourage one another to persevere.

📖 Today’s Readings: Courage in Action
🔥 Daniel 3 — Faith That Refuses to Bow
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego chose obedience to God over the king’s command, even when threatened with death. God met them in the furnace, and their miraculous deliverance revealed His power to the watching world. Their declaration challenges us to trust God regardless of the outcome: He is able to deliver us, but even if He does not act as we expect, He remains worthy of our faithfulness.

🌊 Psalm 93 — Courage Rooted in God’s Sovereignty
“The Lord reigns!” The world may feel unstable, and circumstances may threaten our peace, but God’s throne is established forever. Because He reigns over all, we can face uncertainty with confidence rather than fear.

💎 Proverbs 17 — Courage Requires a Faithful Heart
God examines and refines our hearts like a furnace refines precious metals (Proverbs 17:3). True courage is revealed not only in dramatic moments but also in our daily choices—receiving correction, controlling our words, and responding with wisdom rather than anger. A heart surrendered to God develops the strength to stand firm.

✨ Matthew 17 — Listen to Jesus and Follow Him
At the Transfiguration, the Father’s voice declared, “This is My beloved Son … listen to Him!” (Matthew 17:5). Courage grows when we recognize Jesus’ authority and trust His words above the competing voices of the world. We can stand firm because our faith rests on who Jesus is, not on what others think.

✝️ Hebrews 10:19–25 — Hold Firm and Encourage One Another
Through Jesus, we can approach God with sincere hearts and full assurance of faith. We are called to hold firmly to our hope without wavering because God is faithful. We are also called to encourage one another in love and good deeds. Courageous faith is strengthened through our relationship with God and our fellowship with His people.

🔑 Key Scriptures to Look Up & Carry Today
• Daniel 3:17–18 — God is able to deliver us, but even if He does not, we will remain faithful.
• Psalm 93:1–2 — The Lord reigns in majesty, and His throne is established forever.
• Proverbs 17:3 — God tests and refines our hearts.
• Matthew 17:5 — Listen to Jesus, God’s beloved Son.
• Hebrews 10:23–25 — Hold firmly to hope and encourage one another because God is faithful.

🎯 Today’s Challenge
Identify one situation this week that feels intimidating, uncomfortable, or risky because doing what is right requires courage. Pray for God’s strength, take one step of obedience, and refuse to compromise your convictions simply to gain acceptance or avoid difficulty.

Remember: You don’t have to know how God will deliver you to trust Him. You simply have to know the God you serve. Stand firm, trust His presence, and let your faith point others toward Him.

🙏 Prayer
Heavenly Father, give me the courage of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego to stand firm in my faith, even when obedience is difficult or costly. Help me trust You regardless of the outcome, knowing that You reign over every circumstance and never abandon Your people. Refine my heart, guide me to listen to Jesus, and strengthen me to hold firmly to Your promises. Help me encourage others and live with a faith that honors You. May my courage point others to Your power, goodness, and glory. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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10/16/2026

📱 OCTOBER 16 | DAY 289
📖 Daniel 2 ● Psalms 92 ● Proverbs 16 ● Matthew 16 ● Hebrews 10:1–18

❓️ OUR WAY OR GOD’S WAY? — SURRENDER TO GAIN TRUE LIFE!

We all have plans, ambitions, and ideas about how life should unfold. The world tells us to take control, chase success, and put ourselves first. But God offers a better way! True life isn’t found in getting our way; it’s found in surrendering our way to Jesus. When we trust His wisdom over our understanding and follow His direction over our desires, we discover a peace, purpose, and freedom the world cannot provide.

Today’s readings remind us that God’s wisdom surpasses human understanding, His kingdom will endure forever, and His plans are greater than our own. Jesus challenges us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. What may look like losing everything in the world’s eyes can become gaining everything that matters eternally. Through Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice, we are offered forgiveness, a new covenant, and a transformed heart. The question isn’t whether we’ll follow a way—it’s whose way we’ll choose.

📜 TODAY’S READINGS — OUR WAY VS. GOD’S WAY
👑 Daniel 2 — God’s Wisdom Outlasts Human Power
When human wisdom failed to reveal King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream, Daniel pointed to the God of heaven, who alone reveals mysteries. Earthly kingdoms rise and fall, but God’s kingdom will endure forever. When we surrender our need to have all the answers, we can trust the One who knows the beginning and the end.

🌿 Psalms 92 — Flourishing in God’s Way
The psalmist rejoices in God’s mighty works and declares His faithfulness. Those who are rooted in the Lord can flourish like a palm tree, growing strong even through changing seasons. Lasting fruitfulness comes not from forcing our own way but from remaining grounded in God’s goodness and truth.

🧭 Proverbs 16 — Let God Direct Your Steps
We may make plans, but the Lord directs our steps. Pride convinces us that our way is best, yet what seems right to us can lead us away from life. True wisdom means committing our work to God, surrendering our pride, and allowing Him to shape our decisions, attitudes, and actions.

✝️ Matthew 16 — Lose Your Life to Find It
Peter declares Jesus to be the Christ, the Son of the living God. Jesus then reveals the cost of discipleship: deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow Him. Gaining the whole world means nothing if we lose our souls. Jesus calls us to release self-centered ambitions and embrace the life that comes through wholehearted devotion to Him.

🕊️ Hebrews 10:1–18 — Christ Has Done What We Could Never Do
The old sacrificial system could not fully remove sin, but Jesus offered Himself once for all. Through His sacrifice, we receive forgiveness and the promise of a new covenant in which God’s laws are written on our hearts. We don’t surrender to earn God’s love; we surrender because Jesus has already made the way for us to be reconciled to God.

🔑 KEY SCRIPTURES TO CARRY TODAY
• 📖 Proverbs 16:3 — “Commit your works to the Lord, And your plans will be established.”
• 📖 Proverbs 16:9 — “The mind of a person plans his way, But the Lord directs his steps.”
• 📖 Matthew 16:24–25 — Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him, for whoever loses their life for His sake will find it.
• 📖 Hebrews 10:14 — “For by one offering He has perfected for all time those who are sanctified.”

🔥 TODAY’S CHALLENGE
What are you holding on to that God is asking you to surrender? It may be a personal ambition, a relationship, a decision, a desire for control, or the need to have everything figured out.

Take time to pray about that one area today. Release it to God, trust His wisdom, and take one obedient step in the direction He leads—even if it requires sacrifice. Remember, surrender isn’t defeat when you’re surrendering to the One who gives you true life.

🙏 PRAYER
Heavenly Father, forgive me for the times I’ve insisted on my own way instead of trusting Yours. Help me surrender my pride, plans, and desire for control. Give me the faith to follow Jesus, even when the path is difficult or unclear. Thank You for the forgiveness and new life made possible through Christ’s sacrifice. Direct my steps, transform my heart, and teach me to value Your will above the world’s promises. May my life reflect Your wisdom, love, and truth. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

💡 REMEMBER: The world says you gain life by holding on to everything. Jesus teaches that you find true life when you surrender everything to Him. Your way may offer temporary success, but God’s way leads to life that lasts forever!

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10/15/2026

Human spaces and everyday tables can sometimes make us feel like we have to earn our spot, or measure up to a certain status just to fit in. But the Lord's table turns all of that upside down. It doesn’t ask who’s "important enough"—it asks who's leaving hungry, and makes sure everyone has a seat. Through one bread and one cup, we're reminded that we share one heart, one mind, and one body in Christ. You belong here just as you are.