You'll Never Have to Wonder
Jesus knew how to make an entrance. If you could pick a song that would play whenever you entered a room, what would it be? Here’s Brian’s. Here’s Chuck’s.
This weekend was all about good news, so let’s keep that rolling. Everyone, share the best news you heard all week, or maybe a story that made you laugh. (Big win at the office, new family member, best Chinese take-out ever, you get the idea…)
Throughout the campaign, God did incredible things . But there was only so much time to share stories during service. Think through the time you’ve spent at Crossroads and share how I’m In impacted you. (First time here? No worries. This app in your hand? It’s a result of I’m In.)
Absurd: noun - ab·surd - ridiculously unreasonable, unsound, or incongruous
The world may say God’s love, God’s call, and God’s generosity are absurd. What the most absurd thing you’ve done in faith? And what was the result?
Let’s shift gears for this last question. We know it’s better to give than to receive, and we saw that demonstrated this weekend. But sometimes receiving a gift can be just as tough. What’s the most generous thing you’ve received? Where did it come from? How did you feel?
All of us wrestle with doubts about significance, meaning, and purpose for our lives; that voice that says, “If you weren’t here, would the world really be any different?” Today we’ll talk about the absurdity of generosity—how by engaging generously in what God is doing in the world, we can be confident that our life matters.