Today we continue our Lenten theme, “Journeying Together to the Cross,” with a message titled “The Miracle in the Mess.” We’ll look at the story of the man born blind in John 9 and explore how Jesus, the light of the world, steps into our confusion, pain, and brokenness—not to play the blame game, but to bring redemption and hope. In a world that often feels overwhelmed by darkness, we’ll reflect on how God can work even through the most difficult circumstances, and how we, as Christ’s people, are called to carry His light into the mess around us.

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We're created in the image of the Trinity—a God who exists in perfect community. Yet sin has a way of separating us from God and from each other, leaving us isolated and thirsty for connection.

This week we explored the woman at the well in John 4, alone at noon, avoiding her community because of her past. Then Jesus spoke four simple words that changed everything: "Give me a drink." In that moment, she was seen, valued, and loved—not judged or rejected.

How are we doing with the second greatest commandment to love our neighbor? Are we helping or inadvertently hurting those around us? Maybe someone in your life needs to hear your version of "give me a drink"—words that say you're seen, you're loved, you're accepted. One person at a time, we can reach out in love and forgiveness instead of dishing out hurt.

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This episode we continue our Lent series, *Together to the Cross*, by looking at the story of Nicodemus in John 3. We’ll explore what it means to be “humble enough to come” to Jesus—not just in moments of crisis, but in the everyday reality of our lives. We’ll talk honestly about pride, fear, and the ways we pretend to “have it all together,” and we’ll discover how humility, curiosity, and openness position us to truly encounter God. I want to invite you to come with a listening heart—and to prayerfully consider bringing a friend or neighbor who may be searching quietly, like Nicodemus did at night. This could be the week that their journey toward Jesus truly begins.

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