As we continued our I Love My Church  series, Jord challenged us to move beyond simply belonging  to a church and into taking ownership of it . This message reminded us that church was never designed to be a place we attend occasionally, but a family we actively build together. Loving the church means seeing it not as something we consume, but something we steward. 1. Church Is Not a Service — It’s a Shared Responsibility In Scripture, the church is described as a body, not a

As part of our I Love My Church  series, Saff brought a challenging and grace-filled message that touched one of the most sensitive but important areas of discipleship: money, possessions, and the posture of our hearts . The Bible speaks about money more than prayer and faith combined — not because money is evil, but because it has a powerful ability to shape what we love and trust . 1. Money Is a Heart Issue Before It’s a Financial One Jesus taught that “where your treasure

In Week 2 of our I Love My Church  series, Jord brought a challenging but deeply loving message to believers: loving the church requires devotion, not just attendance . This message wasn’t about guilt or pressure — it was a call to rediscover what the church was always meant to be: a devoted people, partnering with God to build His house. 1. The Church Doesn’t Need a Crowd — It Needs Devoted People Jord reminded us that showing up physically doesn’t always mean we’ve truly co

Failure hurts. It can leave us questioning our calling, our worth, and even our faith. But what if failure isn’t the end of the story — what if it’s the ground God uses to grow something stronger? At Freedom Church Worcester , we’ve been exploring what it means to have a lion heart  — a faith that roars with courage even when life feels uncertain. This week, Jord shared a powerful reminder that lions know how to deal with failure , and so should we. 🦁 Lions Know How to Fail