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The Bible’s story doesn’t begin with heaven and hell—it begins with heaven and earth. In Week 1 of The God Who Comes, we explore Genesis 1–3, what it means to bear God’s image, why our ordinary work matters, how sin turns home into exile, and the God who refuses to leave us there. From the garden to Jesus, this is the story of the God who comes looking. What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect Card and let us know: https://thefrontchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/703425 September 20, 2026 The post The God Who Comes Looking appeared first on The Front Church.

What does God really think of you? In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a shepherd who notices the one who is missing, goes after them, joyfully carries them home, and celebrates. In this final message of the Bring Them series, we see the heart of Jesus more clearly: the Good Shepherd comes near, carries what we cannot carry ourselves, and lays down His life to bring us home to God. If you’ve ever wondered whether God is disappointed in you, distant from you, or truly for you, this message is for you. What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect Card and let us know: https://thefrontchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/703425 September 13, 2026 The post What Does God Think of You? | Bring Them, Week 4 appeared first on The Front Church.

Jesus made room for Levi—and Levi immediately made room for the people he already knew. In Luke 5:27–32, we see the surprising power of a table: a place where people can slow down, experience welcome, ask honest questions, and encounter Jesus. In Week 3 of BRING THEM, we ask a simple question: Who has God already placed around you, and where could you make room for them? What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect Card and let us know: https://thefrontchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/703425 September 6, 2026 The post Who Has a Seat at Your Table? | Bring Them, Week 3 appeared first on The Front Church.

What do you do when Jesus asks something of you and you feel completely inadequate? In Luke 9:10–17, the disciples have five loaves, two fish, and a problem far beyond their capacity. Jesus doesn’t ask them to be enough; he asks them to bring what they have and depend on him. In Week 2 of BRING THEM, we discover that what we have may not be enough, but Jesus is. What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect Card and let us know: https://thefrontchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/703425 August 30, 2026 The post What You Have May Not Be Enough. Jesus Is. | Bring Them, Week 2 appeared first on The Front Church.

What keeps us from talking about Jesus with the people we care about? In Luke 5:17–26, a group of friends knew Jesus could do something for their friend that they could not—so they simply brought him to Jesus. In this first message of BRING THEM, Nate Ray challenges us to pray for the people God has already placed around us, stop saying “no” for them, and trust Jesus with the response. What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect Card and let us know: https://thefrontchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/703425 August 23, 2026 The post What If You Just Brought Them to Jesus? | Bring Them, Week 1 appeared first on The Front Church.