In “Discipline,” Pastor Dan walks through Hebrews 12:1–17 (with Ephesians 6:4; James 1:2–4; Romans 8:16–17, 28–29) to show that the Father’s discipline is loving formation, not angry punishment. God trains His children for our good, producing endurance, holiness, and the peaceful fruit of righteousness. Learn how to welcome correction, avoid bitterness, and see trials as the refinery where the Spirit forms Christ in us.

You’ll hear about:

• What biblical discipline includes: instruction, correction, training

• Why discipline confirms sonship/daughterhood and belonging

• Counting it joy in trials and letting endurance finish its work

• How God uses every season to conform us to Jesus (Romans 8:28–29)

• Practical steps to respond without anger, shame, or despair

Scripture: Hebrews 12:1–17; Ephesians 6:4; James 1:2–4; Romans 8:16–17, 28–29 (series lens: John 14:7)

Lean In (Conclusion):

As you listen, lean in and pray, “Father, speak to me through Your Word today.” Invite Him to show where His loving discipline is at work.

Takeaway/Challenge: Identify one current trial. Write: (1) the lie it tempts you to believe, (2) the truth from today’s scriptures (e.g., “He disciplines me for my good”), and (3) one obedient action you’ll take this week. Pray daily: “Form Jesus in me through this.”

In “Where We Are Going,” Pastor Dan walks through John 14:1–31, where Jesus comforts anxious hearts: “Let not your hearts be troubled.” He promises the Father’s house with a prepared place, reveals Himself as the Way, the Truth, and the Life, teaches what it means to ask in His name, and gives the Holy Spirit as our Helper. This table-side conversation shows the Father’s heart—belonging, access, and peace—even when life feels uncertain.

You’ll hear about:

• The best part of the Father’s house (the Father Himself)

• How Jesus answers panic with presence and identity

• Praying in Jesus’ name as alignment with the Father’s business

• The Spirit who teaches, reminds, and anchors peace

Scripture: John 14:1–31 (series lens: John 14:7)

Lean In (Conclusion):

As you listen, lean in and pray, “Father, speak to me through Your Word today.”

Takeaway/Challenge: Write down one anxiety you’re carrying. Next to it, write a truth from John 14 (e.g., “He prepared a place for me,” “Jesus is my Way,” “The Spirit helps me.”). All week, replace the worry with that truth and pray in Jesus’ name for what advances the Father’s heart.

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In “Adopted,” Pastor Dan explores how the Spirit of adoption (Romans 8:12–17; Galatians 4:1–7) replaces fear and slavery with belonging, identity, and inheritance. Through Christ, we receive a new name, full rights as sons and daughters, and confident access to our Abba, Father. This message calls us out of shame and back into the family business—living by the Spirit and carrying the Father’s heart to our world.

You’ll hear about:

• Moving from fear to family: what adoption really means in Scripture

• Why “Abba” signals intimacy, access, and trust

• Inheritance now: the Holy Spirit and authority to do the Father’s work

• Practicals for resisting old labels and living from your new identity

Scripture: John 14:7; Romans 8:12–17; Galatians 4:1–7

As you listen, lean in and pray, “Father, speak to me through Your Word today.” Invite Him to rename places where fear, shame, or old labels have defined you.

Takeaway/Challenge: Write the phrase “I am a child of God—Adopted” somewhere you’ll see daily. Each time fear speaks, answer aloud with Romans 8:15 and Galatians 4:6. This week, approach your Abba boldly—ask, receive, and step into the family business.

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