Final Thoughts: Formed by Jesus

Final Thoughts: Sent By Jesus | Kevin Fontenot

In Pastor Kevin’s final sermon, he reminds us that the mission of Jesus has not changed. Jesus looks at the brokenness of the world with compassion, calls His people to pray, and then sends them into the harvest with His power and presence. We are still called to be a church of found, formed, and sent people who carry good news to a world that desperately needs it.

Final Thoughts: Formed by Jesus

God’s promises were never meant to be diplomas to display, but clothes to wear. This week’s message from 2 Peter 1 explored what it means to pursue spiritual formation and grow as disciples of Jesus through Spirit-fueled participation and obedience. God has already given us everything we need for a godly life through Christ. His invitation is to keep growing, keep pursuing, and keep becoming more like Jesus.

Final Thoughts: Pursue Jesus Deeply

Last week, we were reminded that there is none like Jesus — that he is unimaginably glorious, unmistakably loving, and undoubtedly gracious. When we truly see Jesus for who he is, we shouldn’t remain distant from him but rather pursue him deeply. This week’s message challenged us to: • to be resolved to know Jesus above everything • to seek God by investing in our relationship • to be transformed by renewing our minds We can’t live off past pursuit. We must fan into flame the altar of our heart by prioritizing the presence of God.

Final Thoughts: Pursue Jesus Deeply

Last week, we were reminded that there is none like Jesus — that he is unimaginably glorious, unmistakably loving, and undoubtedly gracious. When we truly see Jesus for who he is, we shouldn’t remain distant from him but rather pursue him deeply. This week’s message challenged us to: • to be resolved to know Jesus above everything • to seek God by investing in our relationship • to be transformed by renewing our minds We can’t live off past pursuit. We must fan into flame the altar of our heart by prioritizing the presence of God.

The Need for Decision, Hunger, and Discernment

In Acts 13, the people of Pisidian Antioch hear the message of Jesus and are faced with how they will respond. They’re told that through Jesus, forgiveness is offered and new life is available. But even with that clarity, people respond in very different ways. Some lean in and want more. Others push back and walk away. As we look at their story, we learn that… Transformation requires decision. Discipleship requires hunger. Mission requires discernment. Tune in as we explore this pivotal moment in the life of the early church.