Guest speaker, Lily Brightwell, explores Jesus’ call to “Follow me, and I will make you,” highlighting how discipleship is both an invitation and a journey of transformation. Through the story of Jesus calming the storm, she reminds us that our “I will make you” moments often happen in seasons of challenge, where God shapes us more deeply. Lilly encourages us to surrender, trust Jesus’ presence in the boat, and step boldly into the purpose He has for us.
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Guest speaker, Lily Brightwell, explores Jesus’ call to “Follow me, and I will make you,” highlighting how discipleship is both an invitation and a journey of transformation. Through the story of Jesus calming the storm, she reminds us that our “I will make you” moments often happen in seasons of challenge, where God shapes us more deeply. Lilly encourages us to surrender, trust Jesus’ presence in the boat, and step boldly into the purpose He has for us.
God doesn't just rebuild walls—He rebuilds people. Our calling is not just to stand firm alone, but to be rebuilt together as a faithful community, allowing even our weakness to become strength in His hands. There are things we need to break, things that will shake us and cracks that need repairing.
With real-world honesty, biblical insight, and spiritual encouragement, this message reminds us that being a disciple of Jesus isn’t about perfection or performance — it’s about love, humility, and faithfulness in the everyday.
What needs breaking in your life?
What’s been shaking your confidence?
What cracks are you pretending don’t exist?
Let’s be the kind of people who build with love, grace, and integrity — who reflect Jesus not just on Sundays, but in the quiet, small moments of our week.
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Guest speaker, Lily Brightwell, explores Jesus’ call to “Follow me, and I will make you,” highlighting how discipleship is both an invitation and a journey of transformation. Through the story of Jesus calming the storm, she reminds us that our “I will make you” moments often happen in seasons of challenge, where God shapes us more deeply. Lilly encourages us to surrender, trust Jesus’ presence in the boat, and step boldly into the purpose He has for us.
