Older Come, Follow Me entries, filed here as newer ones took their place.
July 2026
- Our Eyes are Upon Thee — There is something deeply comforting in the words of King Jehoshaphat, who stood before the Lord and admitted, “we have no might… neither know we what to do: but our eyes are upon thee.” How often we forget that our weakness is not a barrier to God’s help, but an invitation for it. When we stop striving to appear strong and simply turn our hearts toward Him, we find He meets our imperfect efforts with abundant grace. Come sit a while, and let us ponder together what it means to truly seek Him.
- Our Eyes are Upon Thee — There is something deeply comforting in the words of King Jehoshaphat, who stood before the Lord and admitted, “we have no might… neither know we what to do: but our eyes are upon thee.” How often we forget that our weakness is not a barrier to God’s help, but an invitation for it. When we stop striving to appear strong and simply turn our hearts toward Him, we find He meets our imperfect efforts with abundant grace. Come sit a while, and let us ponder together what it means to truly seek Him.
- Come, Follow Me — July 13–19, 2026: When the Word Was Found Again — Josiah’s people had drifted so far they lost the word of God in His own house. When one priest found it again, it changed a king — and a nation. The scriptures still work mightily in hearts willing to receive them.
- Come, Follow Me — July 6–12, 2026: When You Feel Outnumbered — When life feels overwhelming, the Lord’s help is often closer than we realize—we just need eyes to see it.
- June 29–July 5: “If the Lord Be God, Follow Him” 1 Kings 12–13; 17–22 — From The Chapel July 5, 2026 Adult slide presentation Come Follow Me: 1 Kings 12–13; 17–22