This Is True: WK5 - MON
on May 11th, 2026
When Hearing Alone Is Not EnoughActs 15:6 The early church gathered because the issue before them was too important — and too complex — for individual discernment. The text simply says, “So the apostles and elders met to consider this question.” It is a remarkably humble line. These were apostles. Men who walked with Jesus. Leaders filled with the Spirit. And yet they did not trust themselves alon... Read More
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This Is True: WK 4 - GROUP GUIDE
on May 9th, 2026
When Truth Becomes a Weapon: Recovering Humility in a Culture of CertaintyINTRODUCTION: The following is a guide to help facilitate discussion between you and the person you’re studying with or with your Connect Group. Feel free to add, subtract, or change questions to fit the conversation, and pray for the Spirit to lead in all things.OPEN: Share a moment when you were absolutely convinced you w... Read More
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This Is True: WK4 - FRI
on May 8th, 2026
Open Hands in a Closed-Fist WorldJohn 8:10–11The story in John 8 ends quietly. The stones fall. The accusers walk away. The woman stands alone before Christ — vulnerable, exposed, waiting for judgment that doesn’t come. Jesus looks at her with the gentlest question: “Where are they?” And then, with breathtaking mercy: “Neither do I condemn you. Go now and leave your life of sin.”Truth and grace me... Read More
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This Is True: WK4 - THU
on May 7th, 2026
The Gentle Mind of ChristPhilippians 2:5“Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus.”Paul’s invitation is not a call to adopt new ideas but to inhabit a new posture. The mind of Christ is not marked by arrogance or certainty, but by self-giving humility. Christ releases status. Christ relinquishes privilege. Christ refuses to operate from superiority. Christ moves toward others — even... Read More
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This Is True: WK4 - WED
on May 6th, 2026
Seeing Through a Dim Mirror1 Corinthians 13:12Paul’s words about seeing “through a glass dimly” are both humbling and liberating. They remind us that no matter how much we study, pray, or engage with Scripture, our understanding is always partial. This is not a flaw in the Christian life but an essential part of it. God is infinite; we are not. Our knowing is always dependent, contingent, and inco... Read More
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This Is True: WK4 - TUE
on May 5th, 2026
The Stones We HoldJohn 8:7There is a quiet but sobering truth in the story of the woman caught in adultery: everyone in that moment is holding something. The Pharisees hold stones — symbols of certainty, judgment, and justified anger. The woman holds shame. The crowd holds curiosity, maybe even fear. But Jesus holds none of these. He bends down into the dust, the posture of someone utterly unthrea... Read More
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