Jesus didn’t just talk about compassion — He lived it. He saw the poor, the overlooked, and the hurting, and He moved toward them with love, dignity, and action. He fed the hungry, healed the sick, and reminded us that serving others is one of the purest expressions of faith. Serving like Jesus means: • Seeing people, not problems • Offering help with humility and love • Giving not for recognition, but out of compassion 📖 “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” — Matthew 25:40 May we be His hands and feet — serving with open hearts, willing hands, and genuine love.

As we set goals, let’s remember to place them in God’s hands first. Faith-led goals aren’t just about productivity — they’re about alignment. Alignment with God’s timing, His purpose, and His peace. When we invite Him into our plans, our goals become more meaningful and less overwhelming. 📖 “Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” — Proverbs 16:3 Take a moment today to ask: • Does this goal honor God? • Does it bring peace, not pressure? • Am I trusting God with the outcome? Let’s walk forward with faith, intention, and grace 🤍

This one’s going to fill your heart and your playlist. We know how powerful worship can be—those moments when lyrics hit deeper than expected, when melodies become prayers, and when a simple song turns into a personal altar between you and God. 🙌 Worship isn’t just music. It’s how we connect. It's how we pour out gratitude, release burdens, and draw closer to the Father. It lifts our spirit, shifts the atmosphere, and reminds us who God is and who we are in Him. 💬 Today’s Prompt: What’s your favorite worship song right now—and why? 🎧 Is it an old hymn that takes you back to childhood? 🔥 A new song that wrecked you in the car last week? 🙌 One you play when you need breakthrough, comfort, or celebration? Tell us the title, artist, and the line that hits your soul the hardest. **For safety of our members, please do not post links** 💡 Why This Post Matters: We’re building a community playlist—a sound of testimony, hope, and praise from every corner of our group. Whether you’re in a joyful season or one that feels heavy, there’s likely a song here that will speak right to your situation. 👇 So let’s create a space full of anthems and praise—drop your favorite worship song below and tell us what it means to you.

Christmas is more than a season — it’s a reminder that God still moves, still heals, and still performs miracles. Whether big or small, visible or quietly personal, miracles happen when God steps into our stories. Sometimes it’s provision at the right moment, restored hope, unexpected peace, or a prayer answered in ways we didn’t expect. 📖 “For nothing will be impossible with God.” — Luke 1:37 Today, we invite you to share: • A Christmas miracle you’ve experienced • A prayer God answered this season • A moment where you clearly saw God’s hand at work Your testimony may be exactly what someone else needs to hear today. Let’s glorify God together by sharing His goodness and faithfulness. 🤍🎄

In Luke 2, God chose an unexpected audience to receive the first announcement of Jesus’ birth — shepherds. Shepherds were ordinary, overlooked, and often dismissed by society. Yet God entrusted them with extraordinary news. This reminds us that God’s invitation is not based on status, position, or perfection — it’s based on His grace. What stands out about the shepherds: • They were available — watching their flocks by night • They were fearful, yet open to God’s message • They responded immediately, going to see Jesus • They left changed, praising and glorifying God 📖 “Let us go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about.” — Luke 2:15 The shepherds didn’t question whether they were worthy — they simply went. Their obedience and faith remind us that God often reveals Himself to those with humble hearts who are willing to respond. May we be like the shepherds — attentive, responsive, and ready to share what God has done in our lives. 🤍