Everyday Missionary: Living Sent in the Everyday

There’s a sacred simplicity in the way Jesus lived.
He didn’t start His ministry with fanfare or power plays—He began by walking among ordinary people, eating at their tables, listening to their stories, and inviting them into the Kingdom.
That’s the vision behind this series: to help you see that your everyday life is your mission field.
You don’t need a passport, pulpit, or platform to live on mission.
You simply need open eyes, a willing heart, and a daily awareness that God has planted you right where you are—not by accident, but on assignment.

Over these next eight weeks, I am asking you to commit to Sunday Mornings, a City Group, and along with the devotional, you’ll journey through the Everyday Missionary themes that have been shaping our church family:

• Seeing your ordinary spaces as sacred places.
• Growing faith that acts, not just believes.
• Loving your neighbors the way Jesus does.
• Knowing your story matters to God and to others. 
• Sharing your story of grace with courage.
• Building a community that multiplies hope.
• Seeking the welfare of our city through prayer, fasting, and compassion.
• And living sent—carrying the presence of Jesus wherever you go.
  
  

Each day’s devotional will guide you through Scripture, Reflection, Application, Prayer, and Challenge, followed by a quiet moment of stillness to re-center your heart in God’s presence.



You’ll also find Missionary Habits woven throughout this journey.
 These are not tasks to complete, but rhythms to embody:

1. Pray daily for lost people by name.
2. Greet every guest (to Church and your City Group) as an answer to prayer.
3. Share your story once a week.
4. Invite one new person each week to Church and City Group. 
5. You’ll see an RPMS check in and intro after the Everyday Missionary Pray, set aside time to do this daily, weekly, or monthly. 

As you walk this path—through the busyness of December, the wonder of the Nativity, the new beginnings of January, and the focused days of fasting—my prayer is that your faith deepens, your boldness grows, and your heart burns for the mission of Jesus. The church doesn’t grow only because of great preaching, programs, or worship. Though, anything done for Jesus is worth being done with excellence. The Church grows when everyday people decide to share their story every day.  

Because the Church doesn’t have a mission—the Mission has a Church. 

And that mission starts where you stand.

Let’s live sent.
Love. Serve. Go

— Pastors Ronnie & Ashlee Baker & The Audacity Team




Daily Prayer of the Everyday Missionary 
Blessed are You, O Lord our God, King of the universe —Father Almighty, who sent Your Son, Christ Jesus, to save us, and who fills us with Your Holy Spirit to send us.

Today I pray…I am an Everyday Missionary.
I am placed, filled, and sent by you Almighty God.
My ordinary spaces are my holy ground for Your Kingom and Your Glory.
My cubicle, classroom, and cul-de-sac are my mission field.
I am not here by accident — I am here on assignment.

I will be a person of…
Faith, trusting that you my Lord and my God will move through me.
Boldness, speaking with courage and compassion.
Presence, seeing people the way that you Christ Jesus sees them.
Neighboring love, listening, serving, and building relationships with those around me.
Story, sharing what Chrsit Jesus has done in me with honesty and hope.
Community, locking arms with God’s people of the House of Audacity to change our city.
Mission, living sent wherever my feet go with eyes to see and ears to hear.

Holy Spirit, open my eyes to the people You’re sending me to today.
Give me divine appointments, Spirit-filled conversations, and love that looks like Jesus. Use my hands to serve, my words to build up, and my life to shine the gospel.
I am anointed, empowered, and commissioned.
The same Spirit that raised Christ Jesus from the dead lives in me.
Because of Christ Jesus, I carry peace into chaos, hope into pain, and light into darkness. I am a witness — in my city, my neighborhood, my workplace, and my world.

I declare: The Mission has a Church — and I am part of it.
My story matters. My presence matters. My obedience matters.
Someone’s eternity will be changed because I love like Christ Jesus today.
Wherever I go, I carry the presence of Christ Jesus with me. 
I am grateful for this day and I commit all to you.  

I am sent. I am ready. I am His. Amen.
RPMS: THE ENGINE OF YOUR LIFE •Relational • Physical • Mental • Spiritual•

Your life has “RPMS” — four key areas that, when healthy and aligned with Jesus, create the power and momentum to live sent every day in a healthy way.
In 2026, we’re inviting our church to pay attention to the whole engine of their lives:
Relational, Physical, Mental, Spiritual.
Not as four separate boxes to check, but as one integrated life following Jesus.
This is not about self-help or performance.
It’s about whole-life discipleship — becoming the kind of people who can carry the weight and glory of God’s calling with joy, resilience, and love.


R – Relational: Who am I walking with?
You were never meant to follow Jesus alone. From the beginning, God has used relationships — family, friendship, community — to form His people.
Relational RPMS asks:

• Who really knows me — the real me?
• Who am I intentionally encouraging, discipling, or investing in?
• Where do I need to forgive, reconcile, or re-engage?
  
  

As your relational RPM increases, you:

• Move from isolation to community
• Move from “just attending” to belonging and building
• Learn to love your neighbors, your church family, and even your enemies like Jesus
  
  

Relational health fuels mission. Lonely disciples rarely live sent.








P – Physical: How am I stewarding my body?
Your body is not an afterthought to God. It’s a temple of the Holy Spirit and the vehicle through which you show up in every mission field — your home, work, neighborhood, and city.
Physical RPMS asks:

• Am I getting enough sleep, movement, and rest to be fully present?
• Am I treating my body like a tool for mission or like an afterthought?
• Where do I need healthier rhythms (Sabbath, nutrition, exercise)?
  
  

As your physical RPM increases, you:

• Have more energy to serve, love, and lead
• Show up with greater focus and joy
• Live a life that says, “My whole self belongs to Jesus — even my calendar and habits”
  
  

Physical stewardship fuels longevity. Burned-out disciples rarely finish their race well.

M – Mental: What am I feeding my mind?
Your mind is the battlefield where many of your greatest spiritual battles are won or lost. The stories you believe, the thoughts you rehearse, and the voices you listen to all shape how you live.
Mental RPMS asks:

• What narratives run in my head most often — truth or lies?
• How much of my mental space is filled with fear, comparison, or distraction?
• Am I renewing my mind with God’s Word and prayer?
  
  

As your mental RPM increases, you:

• Learn to take thoughts captive instead of being taken captive by them
• Replace anxiety with trust, and cynicism with hope
• Think clearly so you can love deeply and decide wisely
  
  

Mental resilience fuels clarity. Confused disciples struggle to hear and obey quickly.



S – Spiritual: Who is at the center of my life?
At the core of everything is your spiritual RPMS — your life with God. This isn’t about religious activity; it’s about real relationship: prayer, worship, Scripture, obedience, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
Spiritual RPMS asks:

• Is Jesus first, or just squeezed in when I have time?
• Am I regularly hearing God through His Word and responding in obedience?
• Am I relying on the Holy Spirit, or just my own strength?
  
  

As your spiritual RPM increases, you:

• Live with a growing awareness of God’s presence in the everyday
• Hear His voice more clearly and obey more quickly
• Burn with love for God and compassion for people
  
  

Spiritual vitality fuels everything else. Without this, all the other RPMs just become self-improvement.


How RPMS Works Together
A healthy engine doesn’t run on one cylinder.
 Relational, Physical, Mental, and Spiritual health work together to create a life that is:

• Rooted in Jesus
• Resilient under pressure
• Ready to live sent into every mission field
  
  

In 2026, we’re not asking, “How busy can you be for God?”
We’re asking, “How healthy and available can you be for God?”
RPMS is our simple way of helping you and your City Group:

• Take honest inventory
• Invite the Holy Spirit to realign what’s off
• Step into rhythms that sustain a lifetime of mission
  
  

Because when your RPMS are aligned with Jesus, your life doesn’t just move —
 it moves with purpose, power, and joy.
 

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 1: This Is My Mission Field
Sunday December 7th
Matthew 28:16–20 | Colossians 4:5-6 | Acts 1:8 | Ephesians 2:10
































Devotional | Sermon 1: This Is My Mission Field
Day 1 — December 7 | Sent Where You Stand
Scripture: Matthew 28:16–20; Acts 1:8
Reflection
 The Great Commission isn’t a suggestion—it’s a sending. Jesus’ words remind us that every believer carries His authority and His purpose. Your workplace, classroom, or cul-de-sac isn’t random; it’s your assignment. The Holy Spirit has already gone ahead of you to prepare hearts. You partner with God in the harvest! 
Application
 Ask the Holy Spirit to help you see your daily spaces as holy ground. Pray for boldness to see people not as interruptions but as invitations.
Prayer
 Jesus, thank You for trusting me with Your mission. Fill me with courage and compassion to see the people around me the way You see them. Amen.
Challenge
 Write the names of three people who need to know Jesus. Pray for them by name today.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

Day 2 — December 8 | The Mission Has a Church
Scripture: Acts 1:6–8
Reflection
 Jesus didn’t say, “You might be My witnesses”; He said, “You will be.” The Church exists because the Mission exists. God formed His people not just to gather but to go—filled with His Holy Spirit and guided by His love to take His message to the world. Wherever you are, be the Gospel. 
Application
 Where has God already placed you to witness for Him? Identify one relationship where you can intentionally demonstrate grace today.

Prayer
 Holy Spirit, help me walk in Your power. Open doors for me to serve, speak, and love in Jesus’ name. Amen.
Challenge
Look for one practical way to serve someone in your neighborhood today.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

Day 3 — December 9 | Start Where You Are
Scripture: Colossians 4:5–6
Reflection
 Jesus’ mission strategy begins close to home—“Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth.” Tulsa is our Jerusalem. Faithfulness begins with proximity. God calls us to be wise and gracious in how we speak and act toward those who don’t yet believe.
Application
 Notice one person in your daily routine who may feel unseen. Offer a kind word or an encouraging message. You have never meant a person who has been overencouraged. 
Prayer
 Lord, give me eyes to see and words seasoned with grace. Help my presence reflect Your peace. Amen.
Challenge
 Text or message someone you haven’t connected with in a while. Let them know you’re praying for them.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

Day 4 — December 10 | Divine Appointments
Scripture: Ephesians 2:10
Reflection
 You are God’s masterpiece—crafted for good works prepared in advance. Nothing about your placement is accidental. Every day holds divine appointments waiting to be discovered by those who walk with open eyes and hearts.
Application
 Pray, “Holy Spirit, interrupt my schedule today with Your mission.” Then notice what conversations or opportunities appear. Be interuptable. Be intentional. Be like Jesus. 
Prayer
 Father, thank You for creating me with purpose. Let every encounter today reveal Your grace. I am available to be used for your purposes. Amen.
Challenge
 Record one moment today when you sensed God’s hand guiding your steps.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 5 — December 11 | Ordinary Obedience
Scripture: Matthew 5:13–16
Reflection
Everyday missionaries aren’t extraordinary people—they’re ordinary people with extraordinary obedience. Light doesn’t compete with darkness; it simply shines. Your consistency, kindness, and integrity become sermons the world can see.
Application
Consider one routine task—commute, meeting, or errand—as a moment to represent Jesus.
Prayer
 Lord, make my ordinary moments extraordinary with Your presence. Let my light shine for Your glory. Amen.
Challenge
 Compliment or encourage three people today. Speak life wherever you go.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 6 — December 12 | The Spirit Still Sends
Scripture: John 20:21
Reflection
Jesus breathed on His disciples and said, “As the Father has sent Me, I am sending you.” That same Spirit breathes life into you today. Being sent isn’t a temporary project—it’s a permanent posture.
Application
 Spend five minutes in silence, asking the Holy Spirit to fill you again for the mission ahead.
Prayer
 Holy Spirit, breathe fresh fire into my heart. Send me to the people You’ve already prepared. Amen.
Challenge
 Write “Sent” somewhere you’ll see it daily—your mirror, dashboard, or phone screen—as a reminder of your purpose.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

Day 7 — December 13 | The Empty Chair
Scripture: Luke 14:23
Reflection
 Jesus said, “Go out to the highways and hedges and compel people to come in, that My house may be full.” There’s an empty chair waiting for someone you know—a coworker, a friend, a neighbor. When you invite them, you’re not just filling a seat; you’re filling heaven.
Application
Look around at church or your City Group. Pray over an empty seat and ask God who should be there next week.
Prayer
 Lord, give me courage to invite and faith to believe You’re preparing hearts even now. Until all have heard, Amen.
Challenge
 Personally invite three people to church this week. Write their names…


Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…
It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…
City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 1: This Is My Mission Field
The Church doesn’t have a mission — the Mission has a Church.

1. Welcome & Check-In

2. Opening Prayer



3. Scripture Reading -  Matthew 28:16-20 | Acts 1:8 | Colossians 4:5-6


4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?


What does this passage tell us about people?



Is there a sin to avoid, a command to obey, a promise to claim, or an example to follow?


5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.” 




Application & Mission

• Who will you share this lesson or conversation with this week?
• Who are you discipling or inviting to experience God’s presence with you?
• How can your City Group serve together this month to reveal God’s love in our city?

6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Ephesians 2:10 | John 20:21 | Romans 10:14




7. Closing Prayer & Request

1. Eyes to see our mission fields this week.
2. Boldness to speak and serve in love.
3. The three people each member is interceding for — that God would draw them to Jesus.
   
   

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Pray daily for lost people by name.
2. Greet every guest as an answer to prayer.
3. Learn and use names — honor people with attention.
4. Share your story once a week.
5. Invite one new person into community each week.

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 2: Faith in Me — God’s Plan Has a Name
Sunday December 14th 
Hebrews 11:1-6 | Acts 1:8 | Hebrews 11:1 | Luke 10:02 


































Devotional | Sermon 2: Faith in Me — God’s Plan Has a Name
Day 8 — December 14 | God’s Plan Is You
Scripture: Hebrews 11:1–6
Reflection
Faith is more than belief; it’s trust in motion. God’s plan to reach your city, your coworkers, and your friends has a name—yours. He designed you to carry His message to people who may never step into a church building but will see His love through you.
Application
 Reflect on where you naturally have influence. Ask God how He wants to use your presence, words, and actions in those spaces this week.
Prayer
 Father, thank You for choosing me to participate in Your mission. Help me trust You even when I don’t see the full picture. Amen.
Challenge
 Write down one way you can show Jesus’ love in your workplace or school this week.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

Day 9 — December 15 | Living Like God Will
Scripture: Matthew 17:14–21
Reflection
Faith isn’t believing God can—it’s living as if He will. Jesus said that even mustard-seed faith moves mountains. The problem isn’t the size of our faith but the size of our surrender. God invites us to step forward even when we feel small, because His power shows up in our obedience.
Application
What’s one area where you’ve been waiting for a “sign” instead of taking a step? Move in faith today, trusting that God will meet you there.

Prayer
 Lord, I believe. Help my unbelief. Strengthen my faith to act with courage and compassion. Amen.
Challenge
 Encourage someone who’s struggling with doubt. Let your faith speak hope into their situation.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

Day 10 — December 16 | Faith Grows by Hearing
Scripture: Romans 10:17
Reflection
 Faith isn’t microwaved—it’s marinated. It grows by consistently hearing God’s Word and letting it shape how we think and respond. The more you fill your mind with His truth, the stronger your trust becomes when life gets hard.
Application
 Set aside 10 minutes today to read a passage of Scripture aloud. Let God’s words sink deeper than your worries.
Prayer
 Holy Spirit, speak through the Word. Strengthen my faith through Your truth and help me walk it out today. Amen.
Challenge
 Replace five minutes of scrolling with five minutes in Scripture today.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 11 — December 17 | Faith That Moves Through You
Scripture: Luke 10:1–2
Reflection
When Jesus sent out His disciples, He didn’t ask for experts—He asked for workers. The harvest is plentiful, but the willing are few. Faith grows through you when you act on what you already believe, blessing others in tangible ways.
Application
Pray Luke 10:02 at 10:02 a.m. & p.m. today. Ask God to send workers into the harvest and to make you one of them. Pray for eyes to see the harvest. Surrender your willingness to be interrupted. 
Prayer
 Lord of the Harvest, send me where You want me to go. Let my faith overflow into love that draws people to You. Amen.
Challenge
 Take one step of faith today that benefits someone else—serve, share, or speak encouragement. Send a text of encouragement to someone you have been inviting to church. 
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 12 — December 18 | Thanking God Before You See It
Scripture: Philippians 4:6–7
Reflection
 Faith thanks God before the answer arrives. Gratitude is the language of trust. When you choose praise instead of worry, you declare that God is already working behind the scenes.
Application
 List three things you’re grateful for that haven’t fully resolved yet—unfinished prayers, ongoing struggles, uncertain hopes—and thank God for them in advance.
Prayer
God, thank You that Your timing is perfect. Replace my anxiety with peace and my doubt with praise. Amen.
Challenge
 Send a thank-you text or note to someone who’s been an example of faith in your life. Pray the Aaronic blessing specifically over that person…The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace". 
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

Day 13 — December 19 | When Faith Feels Small
Scripture: Mark 9:23–24
Reflection
 Even weak faith in a strong God is powerful. The father in Mark 9 cried, “I believe; help my unbelief!” and Jesus answered. God honors honesty more than performance. Faith isn’t the absence of doubt—it’s the decision to trust God anyway.
Application
 Bring one area of uncertainty to God today. Say out loud, “Lord, I trust You with this,” and rest in His response.
Prayer
 Jesus, meet me in my uncertainty. Help my faith grow through every question and every delay. Amen.
Challenge
 Encourage someone who’s questioning God—share a moment when He strengthened your faith in weakness.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 14 — December 20 | Building Bridges of Faith
Scripture: James 2:17
Reflection
 Faith without action is unfinished. True faith builds bridges—between heaven and earth, between believers and skeptics, between hope and despair. When you act on what you believe, others can walk across that bridge toward Jesus.
Application
 Identify one “bridge” you can build this week: a conversation, a gift, a prayer, or an invitation.
Prayer
 Father, make my faith visible. Let my actions be evidence of Your love and truth. Amen.
Challenge
Invite one person to church or City Group. Trust that God has already been working in their heart. Write their name and pray for them…

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…

It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…

City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 2: Faith in Me — God’s Plan Has a Name
 Faith isn’t believing God can — it’s living as if He will, through you.

1. Welcome & Check-In

2. Opening Prayer


3. Scripture Reading - Hebrews 11:1–6  | Matthew 17:14–21  | Luke 10:1–2


4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?



What does this passage tell us about people?



Is there a sin to avoid, a command to obey, a promise to claim, or an example to follow?



5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.”


Application & Mission

• Who can you intentionally pray for or encourage in faith this week?
• How can you take one bold, obedient step that helps someone else meet Jesus?
• As a group, what would it look like to “build a bridge” of faith to your neighborhood or workplace?
  
  

6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Romans 10:17  | Philippians 4:6–7  | James 2:17  | 2 Timothy 2:2



7. Closing Prayer & Request

1. Faith that grows through obedience.
2. Courage to speak and act in love this week.
3. The people you’re believing for—by name.

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Pray at 10:02 a.m. & p.m. — “Lord, send laborers into the harvest; make me one of them.”
2. Feed your faith daily — spend time in the Word before you scroll or work.
3. Encourage someone daily — faith multiplies when spoken.
4. Act on faith, not fear — take one risk for the Kingdom this week.
5. Gather faith stories — next week, share how God responded when you acted in faith.

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 3: Neighboring Like Jesus 
Sunday December 21st 
 Luke 14:12-24 | Matthew 22:37-39 |   


































Devotional | Sermon 3: Neighboring Like Jesus
Day 15 — December 21 | Love in Real Life
Scripture: Luke 10:25–37
Reflection
 Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan teaches that love isn’t theory—it’s proximity. The man on the road was rescued not by the religious or the respected, but by someone who crossed the line of comfort. Loving our neighbors means getting close enough to notice their need.
Application
 Pause today to look around you. Who in your path might need help, encouragement, or prayer? Don’t rush past; step toward.
Prayer
 Lord Jesus, teach me to love with action. Open my eyes to those I usually overlook. Amen.
Challenge
 Offer help to someone without being asked. It might be a meal, a ride, or simply listening.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 16 — December 22 | Before You Speak, Listen
Scripture: James 1:19
Reflection
 The gospel moves at the speed of relationships. Before we preach to people, we listen to them. Love grows in the soil of understanding. Listening is one of the most Christlike acts you can give another soul.
Application
 Choose one conversation today to listen without interrupting or fixing. Ask questions that show genuine care.
Prayer
 Holy Spirit, quiet my hurry. Help me listen like You do—with compassion and patience. Amen.
Challenge
 Ask a neighbor or coworker about their story this week. Let curiosity open a door for grace-filled conversation.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 17 — December 23 | Removing the Fence Planks
Scripture: Matthew 22:37–39
Reflection
 Sometimes evangelism isn’t building something new—it’s removing what’s in the way. Fear, pride, or assumptions can be fence planks between you and others. Love tears them down one act of humility at a time.
Application
 Identify one “plank” that keeps you distant from someone. Pray for courage to take it down.
Prayer
 Father, free me from pride and prejudice. Let love rebuild what walls have divided. Amen.
Challenge
 Initiate reconciliation or kindness where tension has lived. Take the first step. Invite and/ or remind family and friends to the Audacity Eve Eve Service tonight! 
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 18 — December 24 | God Moved into the Neighborhood
Scripture: John 1:14; Luke 2:1–20
Reflection
 “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” At Christmas, God didn’t shout love from heaven; He came close enough to touch. Jesus entered our neighborhood—crying, laughing, learning—showing us that true mission always moves toward people.
Application
 Take a quiet moment tonight to notice the Presence of God in your own neighborhood. Pray for the homes and hearts around you.
Prayer
 Emmanuel, thank You for moving into our world. Make my home a light of Your presence this Christmas. Amen.
Challenge
 Reach out with a simple Christmas message or small act of kindness to someone outside your circle.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 19 — December 25 | The Missionary King 
Scripture: Luke 2:8–20; Philippians 2:5–11
Reflection
 The first missionary journey began in a manger. Jesus left heaven’s glory to live among us, serve us, and save us. The angel’s announcement—“good news of great joy for all people”—is still the Church’s mission today.
Application
 As you celebrate today, remember that the gift of Christ is meant to be shared. Pray for someone who needs His hope this season.
Prayer
 Jesus, You are the Missionary King. Thank You for coming near. Send me with the same love that sent You. Amen.
Challenge
 Speak the name of Jesus in a conversation today. Let Christmas joy overflow naturally.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 20 — December 26 | Discover Their Stories
Scripture: Luke 14:16–20
Reflection
 Everyone you meet carries a story filled with beauty and brokenness. When you take time to listen, you uncover the hidden hunger for hope. Jesus listened before He healed, noticed before He spoke.
Application
 Ask someone this week about a memory that shaped them. Honor their story with grace.
Prayer
 Lord, teach me to listen with empathy and respond with mercy. Use my attention to open hearts for Your truth. Amen.
Challenge
 Write down three people whose stories you want to learn this month. Pray for each by name.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 21 — December 27 | Neighbor on Purpose
Scripture: Acts 8:26–35
Reflection
The Holy Spirit told Philip, “Go join that chariot.” One simple act of obedience led to a man’s salvation. Loving your neighbor begins with attentiveness—listening for God’s whisper and moving when He nudges.
Application
 Ask, “Holy Spirit, who are You sending me to today?” Then obey quickly.
Prayer
 Spirit of God, keep me interruptible. Use my ordinary path for eternal impact. Amen.
Challenge
 End this week by inviting a neighbor or friend to your City Group or Sunday service.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…
It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…




City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 3: Neighboring Like Jesus
Loving your neighbor is how the Gospel goes viral.

1. Welcome & Check-In

2. Opening Prayer


3. Scripture Reading - Luke 10:25–37  | Matthew 22:36–40  | Luke 14:12–24


4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?


What does this passage tell us about people?


Is there a sin to avoid, a command to obey, a promise to claim, or an example to follow?


5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.”



Application & Mission

• Who can you “neighbor” intentionally this week?
• What story from your neighborhood might God be writing through your obedience?
• As a group, how can you practice the 3D Challenge:

† Develop one new friendship  † Discover one story  † Discern one next step


6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Luke 14:13–14  | James 1:19  | Matthew 5:16  | Acts 8:29–35 



7. Closing Prayer & Request

1. A heart that loves like Jesus.
2. Eyes to see the overlooked and lonely.
3. Courage to build real friendships that lead to faith.
   
   

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Intercede before you care. Pray for your neighbors by name.
2. Invest before you invite. Love through listening and service.
3. Invite with intention. Extend friendship into community.
4. Live the 3D Challenge: Develop – Discover – Discern.
5. Pray daily: “Holy Spirit, help me neighbor like Jesus.”

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 4: The Church That Could Be
Sunday December 28th 
  Acts 1:8 | Acts 2:44-45 | Matthew 9:37-38  | Psalm 145:4 | Psalm 90:12 




































Devotional |  Sermon 4: The Church That Could Be
Day 22 — December 28 | A Church Known for Generosity
Scripture: Acts 2:44–45
Reflection
 The first believers shared everything because they believed God would supply everything. Generosity turns spectators into participants and buildings into blessings. The church that could be is one where giving is joyful, open-handed, and contagious.
Application
 Evaluate your generosity. Ask, “Lord, what does obedience look like with what You’ve entrusted to me?”
Prayer
 Father, make my life a conduit of Your abundance. Let our church bless this city in ways that only grace can explain. Amen.
Challenge
 Meet one tangible need this week—cover a bill, buy groceries, or give time to someone in need.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 23 — December 29 |  | A Church Shaped by Mission
Scripture: Matthew 9:37–38
Reflection
 “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.” The church that could be doesn’t wait for people to come; it goes to them. Every member becomes a missionary, every neighborhood a mission field. When we see people through Jesus’ eyes, compassion turns into calling.
Application
 Ask God to break your heart for what breaks His in this city. Write one name of someone who needs Jesus and keep it visible.
Prayer
 Lord of the Harvest, send me. Send us. Make Audacity a sending church for Tulsa and beyond. Amen.
Challenge
 Invite one person into community this week—Sunday service, City Group, or coffee and conversation.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 24 — December 30 |  A Church For Generations
Scripture: Psalm 145:4
Reflection
 “One generation shall commend Your works to another.” The church that could be thinks beyond itself—discipling children, empowering youth, and releasing leaders for the future. Legacy is built when today’s obedience plants tomorrow’s faith.
Application
 Pray for Audacity’s next generation—kids, students, and future planters. Ask God to give them boldness and purity of heart.
Prayer
 God of every generation, let Your faithfulness flow through us to those who follow. Build a church our children will gladly inherit. Amen.
Challenge
 Encourage a young believer or volunteer today. Tell them what you see God doing in them.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 25 — December 31 | Endings and Beginnings
Scripture: Psalm 90:12
Reflection
 Moses prayed, “Teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom.” Reflection prepares us for renewal. As this year closes, take inventory—not of failures, but of God’s faithfulness.
Application
 List three ways God proved faithful in 2025. Let gratitude close your year stronger than any resolution.


Prayer
 Faithful God, thank You for sustaining me through this year. Give me wisdom for what’s ahead and peace for what I leave behind. Amen.
Challenge
 Send a New Year’s message of encouragement to someone who blessed you this year.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 26 — January 1 | Fresh Start, Same Mission
Scripture: Isaiah 43:18–19; 2 Corinthians 5:17
Reflection
 “Behold, I am doing a new thing,” God says. The calendar has turned, but the mission remains. In Christ, every sunrise is mercy renewed. Yesterday’s regrets don’t define tomorrow’s calling. You are a new creation sent into a new year with the same gospel hope.
Application
Ask God to show you one fresh way to live sent this year—a neighbor to bless, a habit to build, a fear to release.
Prayer
 Lord Jesus, thank You for new beginnings. Renew my focus and ignite my heart for Your mission this year. Amen.
Challenge
 Write a one-sentence prayer for 2026 that captures your commitment to live on mission. Pray it daily this month.


Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 27 — January 2 | A Church Marked by Presence
Scripture: Exodus 33:15–16
Reflection
 Moses said, “If Your presence will not go with us, do not send us up from here.” The church that could be is defined not by programs but by Presence. God’s nearness is our distinction and our draw. When His Spirit moves freely among us, hearts soften, lives change, and joy fills the house.
Application
 Before each gathering or meeting this week, pause and invite the Holy Spirit to lead. Expect Him to show up.
Prayer
 Holy Spirit, make Your presence unmistakable in our church. Let every song, sermon, and conversation carry Your power. Amen.
Challenge
 Arrive early to church this Sunday and pray quietly over the room for God’s presence to rest there.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 28 — January 3 | A Church Fueled by Prayer
Scripture: Acts 4:31
Reflection
 “When they had prayed, the place in which they were gathered was shaken.” Movements begin on their knees. The church that could be is one where prayer isn’t a segment—it’s the source. When we seek heaven first, heaven shakes the earth.
Application
 Commit to pray daily for your pastors, leaders, and the lost. Join a prayer gathering this month.
Prayer
 Lord, make Audacity a house of prayer. Teach us to depend on You more than on strategy or strength. Amen.
Challenge
 Choose one consistent time each week to pray for revival in Tulsa. Put it in your calendar.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…
It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…








BEFORE YOUR FAST: January 4th-25th is our New Year Fast. 

Prepare Yourself in Prayer. Make a plan. Be Ready for temptation and distractions. Start small, if this is your first fast be realistic.  Drink lots of water, add salt/Keltic, Kosher, Pink Himalayan or Sea Salt, NOT Table Salt. 
Plan what you’ll do instead of eating. Take time to consider how it will impact others (family, friends, co-workers). 
Fast something along with food and continue that fasting when you eat again. Unplug the best your “career” will allow you to. When cravings hit and they will, Ask God to take the hunger away.  
Remind yourself that you are doing this and not backing down. Remind yourself that God promises to be our daily bread and he allows us to feast on his Word. Then get into his Word until the cravings pass. 
Think of it as giving your food to God as a love offering. In exchange, God is breathing new life into your dry bones. 
If during your fast you begin to really feel ill and feel that you absolutely must eat something, try a few crackers or a piece of dry toast and see if that helps. Sometimes the stomach acid on an empty stomach or low blood sugar will trigger this.







City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 4: The Church That Could Be
You matter to God — and your story matters to others. God is inviting us to live sent, enlarge the tent, and build a church that reflects His generosity, mission, and legacy.

1. Welcome & Check-In


2. Opening Prayer


3. Scripture Reading - Acts 2:44–45  | Matthew 9:37–38  | Psalm 145:4  | Acts 1:8

4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?




What does this passage tell us about people?


5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.”




Application & Mission

• How can we, as a City Group, embody generosity and mission together?
• Where might God be calling us to “enlarge the tent” — to reach new people or serve in new ways?
• What practical step can we take to invest in the next generation of disciples this year?
  
  

6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Isaiah 54:2  | 2 Corinthians 9:11  | John 20:21  | Psalm 78:4


7. Closing Prayer
Pray for:

1. A generous spirit that mirrors God’s heart.
2. Renewed energy for mission in the new year.
3. Vision for how our group can live sent and build legacy together.
   
   

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Rest and Reset — Sabbath isn’t withdrawal; it’s preparation for mission.
2. Give Joyfully — generosity is worship that multiplies God’s work.
3. Live Sent — carry the presence of Jesus into every ordinary moment.
4. Build Legacy — invest in the next generation of believers and leaders.
5. Pray this week: “Holy Spirit, be my guide up the mountain of mission and grace.”

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 5: The Power of My Story 
Sunday January 4th
Luke 19:1-10 | John 3:16-17 



















































Devotional | Sermon 5: The Power of My Story
Day 29 — January 4 | Fast Day 1 of 21 —Every Person Has a Story
Scripture: Luke 19:1–4
Reflection
 Zacchaeus had climbed many ladders—of success, wealth, and status—yet still felt empty. When he climbed a tree to see Jesus, his search for meaning finally met mercy. Everyone you meet carries a story of seeking. Some climb career ladders, others chase comfort, but all long for Jesus.
Application
 Think about one person in your life who is still searching. Pray that God would help you see their story the way He does.
Prayer
 Jesus, open my eyes to the stories around me. Help me listen before I speak and notice before I assume. Amen.
Challenge
 Ask someone this week how they’re really doing. Be slow to answer—just listen.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 30 — January 5 | Fast Day 2 of 21 —Known by Name
Scripture: Luke 19:5–7
Reflection
 When Jesus reached the tree, He didn’t see a thief—He saw a son. He called Zacchaeus by name before Zacchaeus changed a thing. God knows your name, too. He meets you where you are and invites you down into grace.
Application
 Remember a time Jesus met you in your mess. Let gratitude stir fresh courage to love others with the same compassion.
Prayer
Lord, thank You for knowing my story and calling me by name. Help me see people through Your eyes of grace. Amen.
Challenge
 Use someone’s name intentionally in conversation today; remind them they are seen and valued.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 31 — January 6 | Fast Day 3 of 21 —Redeemed Stories Change Lives
Scripture: Luke 19:8–10
Reflection
 When Zacchaeus encountered grace, generosity replaced greed. Transformation is the most convincing testimony. People may debate your theology, but they can’t deny your change.
Application
 Write a few sentences describing how Jesus has changed you. Keep it simple and sincere—you may get to share it soon.


Prayer
 Jesus, thank You for changing my story. Give me boldness to share Your work in me with someone who needs hope. Amen.
Challenge
 Tell one person this week what following Jesus has meant to you.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 32 — January 7 | Fast Day 4 of 21 —Live With Your Story’s Power
Scripture:  Matthew 28:18–20; Acts 1:8
Reflection
 This was not the ending of a movement—it’s a sending. Jesus said, “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be My witnesses.”  Now we go—carrying His presence, power, and purpose into every street, school, and store.
Application
 Dedicate yourself anew to the mission of Jesus. Pray over your hands and feet—symbols of serving and going.
Prayer
 Father, thank You for calling me into Your mission. Jesus, thank You for sending me. Holy Spirit, fill me again to live sent for the good of our city and the glory of God. Amen.
Challenge
 Mark one next step of obedience: serve, invite, give, or tell your story this week.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 33 — January 8 | Fast Day 5 of 21 —The Power of My Story: “Your Story. His Glory”

Scripture: 2 Corinthians 3:2–3

Reflection
Paul told the believers in Corinth, “You yourselves are our letter… written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God.”
Every believer is a living letter—God’s story written through ordinary lives. You may think your past disqualifies you, but grace rewrites every page. The world doesn’t need perfect stories; it needs redeemed ones.

Your story is proof that mercy works. When you share how Jesus met you—in weakness, doubt, or breakthrough—you turn experience into invitation. Someone’s faith tomorrow may hinge on your willingness to speak today.

Application
 Take time to map your story again in three parts:
 Before Jesus – What defined you?
 Meeting Jesus – What opened your heart?
 Life with Jesus – What’s changing now?
 Pray through each section, asking God to highlight details that point to His glory more than your mistakes.








Prayer
Lord Jesus, thank You for writing grace into my life.
Give me courage to speak when fear silences me.
Let every part of my story—joys and scars alike—draw others to Your redeeming love. Amen.

Challenge
Record or write your three-minute story this week. Share it once—with a coworker, classmate, or friend who’s searching for hope.

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…







Day 34 — January 9 | Fast Day 6 of 21 —Overcome by the Word of Testimony
Scripture: Revelation 12:11
Reflection
 Scripture says we overcome “by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.” Your story carries spiritual authority. Every time you tell it, darkness loses ground.
Application
 Think of someone who needs to hear what God has done for you. Pray for courage to share this week.
Prayer
 Jesus, let my story be a megaphone for Your mercy. Use my words to bring hope and healing to others. Amen.
Challenge
 Post or write a short testimony of gratitude today to publicly honor God’s goodness. Take a moment to post it on social media. 

Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 35 — January 10 | Fast Day 7 of 21 —Stories That Multiply
Scripture: John 3:16–17
Reflection
 One story told can spark a thousand more. Edward Kimball’s simple faith conversation with Dwight Moody ignited a chain of revival spanning generations. Never underestimate the power of your obedience. Let your fruit also grow on other people’s trees. 
Application
 Pray for God to multiply your influence this year through one life at a time.
Prayer
 Father, let my story be seed in Your hands. Bring fruit that outlasts me for Your glory and the good of our city. Amen.
Challenge
 Invite someone to share their story with you this week—then celebrate what God is doing in both of you.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…
It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…



City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 5: It Takes a Village — Strength in Community
The mission of God was never meant to be a solo act.

1. Welcome & Check-In

2. Opening Prayer

3. Scripture Reading - 1 Peter 2:4–10  | Romans 12:4–5  | John 13:34–35 


4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?




What does this passage tell us about people?




Is there a sin to avoid, a command to obey, a promise to claim, or an example to follow?



5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.”


Application & Mission

• How can our group help strengthen the community life of Audacity Church?
• What’s one way we can serve our city together this month?
• How can we make our City Group a “family table” where everyone belongs?
  
  

6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Ecclesiastes 4:9–10  | Acts 2:44–47  | Hebrews 10:24–25  |  1 Corinthians 12:12–14

7. Closing Prayer & Request

1. Unity and love among your group and church family.
2. Each member to find their place of service and belonging.
3. The Church in Tulsa to reflect Jesus through community.

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Gather weekly. Stay rooted in community even when life gets busy.
2. Serve together. Find one way each month to bless the city as a group.
3. Encourage daily. A simple message or prayer can lift someone’s faith.
4. Confess and forgive quickly. Healthy relationships build holy community.
5. Pray this week: “Lord, make me a living stone—connected, faithful, and useful for Your Kingdom.”

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 6: It Takes a Village 
Sunday January 11th
1 Peter 2:1-10 | 1 Peter 1:15-16  | Romans 12:1-5 
































































Devotional | Sermon 6: It Takes a Village
Day 36 — January 11 | Fast Day 8 of 21 —A Chosen People
Scripture: 1 Peter 2:9–10
Reflection
 Fasting begins by remembering who we are—a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation. God didn’t save us just to survive; He saved us to shine together. In fasting, we clear away the noise to hear His voice and realign our hearts with His mission.
Application
 Ask God what He wants to teach you during these 21 days. Write it down and revisit it often.
Prayer
 Lord, thank You for calling me into Your family. As I begin this fast, set my heart apart for You and our shared mission. Amen.
Challenge
 Invite a friend or family member to fast with you. Encourage each other daily.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 37 — January 12 | Fast Day 9 of 21 — Built Together
Scripture: 1 Peter 2:4–5
Reflection
 “You yourselves, like living stones, are being built up as a spiritual house.” Each believer adds strength to God’s design. You were never meant to stand alone; your life interlocks with others to form something beautiful—His Church.
Application
 Thank God for the people who have strengthened your faith. Send a note or text of appreciation today.
Prayer
 Father, thank You for the living stones You’ve placed around me. Teach me to honor and encourage them as we grow together. Amen.
Challenge
 Look for one opportunity to serve alongside another believer this week.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 38 — January 13 | Fast Day 10 of 21 — The Priesthood of All Believers
Scripture: Romans 12:1; 1 Peter 2:5
Reflection
 In the Kingdom, every believer is a priest. You don’t need a title to carry God’s presence—just willingness. Whether you pray with a coworker, lead a City Group, or quietly serve, your life becomes an offering of worship.
Application
 Offer a part of your normal day—your work, your drive, your lunch—as worship. Whisper gratitude to God through it.
Prayer
 Jesus, thank You for making me Your priest. Use my hands and words to reflect Your compassion today. Amen.
Challenge
 Pray for one person by name while you work or drive today.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 39 — January 14 | Fast Day 11 of 21 — Connected and Holy
Scripture: Romans 12:4–5; 1 Peter 1:15–16
Reflection
 Holiness isn’t isolation—it’s imitation of Jesus together. We grow holy in community, where patience, forgiveness, and humility take root. It’s in belonging that we become.
Application
 Reach out to someone you’ve lost touch with from church or group life. Reconnect with grace.
Prayer
 Holy Spirit, teach me to reflect Jesus in my relationships. Make holiness my shared habit, not my hidden goal. Amen.
Challenge
 Offer forgiveness to someone who’s disappointed you. Let unity lead the way.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 40 — January 15 | Fast Day 12 of 21 — The Family Table
Scripture: John 13:34–35
Reflection
 Jesus said the world would know His disciples by their love for one another. The Church is a family table where everyone belongs—broken, redeemed, and still being restored. Love is our apologetic.
Application
 Before Sunday, think of one person you could invite to sit with you—someone new, lonely, or overlooked.
Prayer
 Father, make Audacity a family where love heals and welcomes. Let my presence bring belonging to others. Amen.
Challenge
 During your fast today, pray for unity and grace in your church family.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 41 — January 16 | Fast Day 13 of 21 — The Power of Together
Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:9–10
Reflection
 “Two are better than one… if one falls, the other lifts him up.” Strength in community means sharing burdens and victories. The enemy isolates; God integrates. Together, we overcome.
Application
 Share one prayer need with a trusted friend this week. Let someone carry part of your load.
Prayer
 Lord, thank You for the gift of community. Help me lift others as You lift me. Amen.
Challenge
 Send an encouraging message to a City Group leader or volunteer who blesses others quietly.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 42 — January 17 | Fast Day 14 of 21 — A Proclaiming People
Scripture: 1 Peter 2:9
Reflection
 We are a proclaiming people—called to declare the goodness of God. Our unity gives credibility to our message. When the Church serves, forgives, and loves together, the Gospel is visible.
Application
 Reflect on one way your community has changed you. Share that gratitude publicly or privately today.
Prayer
 Jesus, let our love proclaim Your excellencies to Tulsa and beyond. May the way we live together point others to You. Amen.
Challenge
 Invite someone to your City Group or Sunday gathering this week.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…
It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…



City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 6: It Takes a Village
The mission of God was never meant to be a solo act. 

1. Welcome & Check-In

2. Opening Prayer

3. Scripture Reading - Jeremiah 29:4–14  | Isaiah 58:6–10  | Matthew 5:13–16


4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?



What does this passage tell us about people?



Is there a sin to avoid, a command to obey, a promise to claim, or an example to follow?



5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.”


Application & Mission

• How can our group serve for the good of our city this month?
• Which area of need—poverty, education, families, justice, loneliness—moves your heart most deeply?
• What partnerships or local ministries can we support together?
  
  

6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Proverbs 11:11  | 1 Timothy 2:1–2  | Matthew 25:35–40






7. Closing Prayer & Request

1. A renewed love for Tulsa and its people.
2. Eyes to see divine opportunities to serve.
3. Unity as a church on assignment for the city’s good.
   
   

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Pray for your city — leaders, neighborhoods, schools, and churches.
2. Fast with purpose — let hunger birth compassion and clarity.
3. Serve with love — meet tangible needs without agenda.
4. Give generously — your resources are fuel for revival.
5. Live sent daily — every street, store, and classroom is sacred ground.

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 7: For the Good of Our City 
Sunday January 18th 
Jeremiah 29:4-13 | Isaiah 58:6-10 | Matthew 5:14-16 

































Devotional | Sermon 7: For the Good of Our City
Day 43 — January 18 | Fast Day 15 of 21 — Seek the Welfare of the City
Scripture: Jeremiah 29:7
Reflection
 God told His exiled people, “Seek the welfare of the city … for in its welfare you will find your welfare.”
 We’re not placed in Tulsa by accident; we’re here on assignment. Our fasting is not withdrawal but engagement—praying, serving, and blessing the places where we live.
Application
 Pray for Tulsa by name. Ask God to bring peace to neighborhoods, healing to families, and renewal to churches.
Prayer
 Lord, as I fast, give me Your heart for my city. Let my prayers become seeds of peace and hope. Amen.
Challenge
 Do one act of kindness in your neighborhood this week.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…


Day 44 — January 19 | Fast Day 16 of 21 — Sent, Not Stuck
Scripture: Jeremiah 29:4–6
Reflection
 God told His people to build houses, plant gardens, and raise families in exile. In other words—settle in and invest. Sometimes we think we’re “stuck,” but God says we’re “sent.” He’s writing His redemption story through your stability and faithfulness.
Application
 Ask God how you can invest more deeply where you are—at home, work, or school.
Prayer
 Father, thank You for placing me here on purpose. Use my presence to bless those around me. Amen.
Challenge
 Encourage someone who feels weary in their work or ministry—remind them they’re on assignment.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 45 — January 20 | Fast Day 17 of 21 — Pray for Our Leaders
Scripture: 1 Timothy 2:1–2
Reflection
 Paul urged believers to pray for kings and all in authority. When God’s people pray for leadership, cities prosper. Fasting intercedes not just for personal breakthrough but civic blessing.
Application
 Pray for Tulsa’s mayor, city council, first responders, school leaders, and pastors. Speak blessing over them by name.
Prayer
 God, guide our leaders with wisdom and humility. Let righteousness and compassion shape our city’s future. Amen.
Challenge
 Write down one local issue you’ll keep praying over until the fast ends.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 46 — January 21 | Fast Day 18 of 21 — Fast for Freedom
Scripture: Isaiah 58:6–7
Reflection
 True fasting isn’t about what we skip—it’s about what we seek. God’s chosen fast loosens chains, feeds the hungry, and lifts the oppressed. Our hunger reminds us to long for justice and mercy.
Application
 Use a meal time today to pray for those bound by addiction, poverty, or loneliness.
Prayer
 Jesus, let my fasting break spiritual strongholds. Use my hunger to birth healing in my city. Amen.
Challenge
 Donate food or funds to a local pantry or outreach ministry today.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 47 — January 22 | Fast Day 19 of 21 — Shine in the Darkness
Scripture: Matthew 5:14–16
Reflection
 “You are the light of the world … let your light shine.” Fasting refocuses us on purpose: to illuminate Jesus in our city. The world doesn’t need louder Christians—it needs brighter ones.
Application
 Choose one tangible way to bring light today—encouragement, generosity, or reconciliation.
Prayer
 Light of the World, shine through me. Let every good deed point people to You. Amen.
Challenge
 Share hope publicly—post, call, or text an uplifting word rooted in Scripture.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 48 — January 23 | Fast Day 20 of 21 — Watch for God at Work
Scripture: Jeremiah 29:10–13
Reflection
 God promised His people, “You will seek Me and find Me when you seek Me with all your heart.” Fasting tunes our hearts to notice God’s fingerprints in ordinary places. The more we look, the more we see.
Application
 Pause midday to ask, “Where did I sense God’s presence today?” Write it down.
Prayer
 Lord, awaken me to Your activity around me. Let my eyes see what You’re already doing. Amen.
Challenge
 Share one “God-moment” story with your City Group this week.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…





Day 49 — January 24 | Fast Day 21 of 21 — Generosity That Heals
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:11
Reflection
 “You will be enriched in every way to be generous in every way.” Generosity is how God heals cities. When His people give—time, money, compassion—the Gospel gains traction and influence.
Application
 Ask God to show you one need you can meet this week. Let your giving become worship.
Prayer
 Father, make me a channel of blessing. Use my resources to reveal Your love to this city. Amen.
Challenge
 Give anonymously to someone or something that aligns with God’s heart for the city.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…
It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…


City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 7: Living Sent
Wherever you go, you carry the presence of Jesus.

1. Welcome & Check-In


2. Opening Prayer


3. Scripture Reading - 1 Corinthians 15:1–2, 10  | Acts 17:26–27  | John 20:21 


4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?



What does this passage tell us about people?



Is there a sin to avoid, a command to obey, a promise to claim, or an example to follow?




5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.”
Application & Mission

• Who is your mission field right now (home, work, school, neighborhood)?
• What practical step will you take to represent Jesus there?
• As a group, how can we encourage and commission one another to live sent this week?
  
  

6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Matthew 28:18–20  | Acts 1:8  | 2 Timothy 2:2  | Proverbs 28:1




7. Closing Prayer

1. A fresh filling of the Holy Spirit.
2. Boldness to live sent in every setting.
3. Multiplication — that our obedience would lead others to faith.
   
   

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Mark your mission field — write down 3–5 names and pray for them daily.
2. Start your day sent — begin each morning with, “Lord, use me today.”
3. Multiply disciples — mentor, invite, or encourage someone in faith.
4. Gather and go — worship on Sunday, witness all week.
5. Live with confidence: You carry the presence of Jesus wherever you go.
   
   

Everyday Missionary | Sermon 8: Living Sent
Sunday January 25th 
 John 20:21 | 1 Corinthians 15:1-2, 10  | Acts 17:26-27  | 2 Timothy 2:2

































































Devotional | Sermon 8: Living Sent
Day 50 — January 25 | Faith at Work in You
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1–2
Reflection
 The gospel isn’t just how we begin—it’s how we live. When faith works in you, grace shapes your habits, peace steadies your emotions, and hope fuels your mission. Revival starts in the heart before it moves through the hands.
Application
 Ask, “What fruit of the Spirit do You want to grow in me this week?” Write it down and pray over it daily.
Prayer
 Jesus, make the gospel alive in me. Let forgiveness, peace, and joy overflow from my heart. Amen.
Challenge
 Encourage someone by sharing how God has recently been shaping your faith.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…



Day 51 — January 26 | Faith at Work Through You
Scripture: Acts 17:26–27
Reflection
 Your address is not random. God placed you where you are so that others might seek Him. Every hallway, job site, and dinner table is sacred ground when you carry Jesus there.
Application
 Walk through your home or workplace and pray over it—bless each space as a mission field.
Prayer
 Lord, thank You for placing me here on purpose. Let my presence bring peace and hope where I go. Amen.
Challenge
 Reach out to one person you regularly see and start a genuine conversation.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 52 — January 27 | Faith That Changes the World
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:10
Reflection
 Paul said, “By the grace of God I am what I am.” Grace isn’t meant to be stored—it’s meant to be spent. When you use your gifts boldly and love sacrificially, grace multiplies beyond measure.
Application
 Identify one gift or skill God’s given you. How can you use it for His mission this week?
Prayer
 Father, thank You for Your grace. Help me spend it well—on others, for Your glory. Amen.
Challenge
 Offer your talent or time to serve someone in need this week.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 53 — January 28 | Bold as a Lion
Scripture: Proverbs 28:1
Reflection
 “The righteous are as bold as a lion.” Holy boldness is not arrogance—it’s confidence that God is with you. The same Spirit who filled the early church fills you now.
Application
 Pray before every conversation today: “Holy Spirit, give me courage and grace.” Watch how He answers.
Prayer
 Spirit of God, make me brave. Let my words and actions carry Your authority and love. Amen.
Challenge
 Start one faith conversation this week—share a testimony or invitation.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…




Day 54 — January 29 | Multiplying Missionaries
Scripture: 2 Timothy 2:2
Reflection
 Paul told Timothy to entrust the gospel to faithful people who will teach others. Disciples make disciples. Multiplication is God’s method for changing the world.
Application
 Ask God to show you one person to invest in spiritually this year. Write their name down and begin praying for them daily.
Prayer
 Lord, make me a disciple-maker. Use my life to raise up others who will carry Your mission forward. Amen.
Challenge
 Invite someone to read Scripture or pray with you this week.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…





Day 55 — January 30 | Commissioned Together
Scripture: John 20:21
Reflection
 “As the Father has sent Me, I am sending you.” We are a sent people, commissioned not to escape the world but to embody Jesus within it. When we live sent together, the church becomes a movement, not a meeting.
Application
 Pray for Audacity Church—that every member would carry the gospel into their corner of the city.
Prayer
 Jesus, send us as You were sent. Unite our church in purpose and love. Amen.
Challenge
 Encourage a ministry leader or volunteer today—thank them for living sent.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…





Day 56 — January 31 |  Becoming Revival
Scripture: Matthew 5:13–16; Jeremiah 29:11–13
Reflection
 The series ends, but the mission continues. Revival isn’t something we wait for; it’s something we become. When God’s people live holy, humble, and hungry, cities change.
Application
 Thank God for what He’s done these 56 days of devotional and time of fasting. Ask how He wants you to keep this fire burning.
Prayer
 Lord, thank You for meeting me in this fast. Let revival start in me and spread through our city. Amen.
Challenge
 Share one testimony of what God did in you during this series—with a friend, family, or your church.
Closing Prayer
Pause to be still, breathe slowly, and re-center upon God’s Presence.
Rejoice and Reflect; choose to rejoice in God’s generous provision.
Ask, what do I need right now? Is there something I am missing or that I am anxious about?
Yield, is there something from the Scriptures, a particular word or phrase that the Holy Spirit is highlighting for me today…
It’s a great day to do an RPMS check in…


City Group Guide
Everyday Missionary — Sermon 8: Living Sent
Wherever you go, you carry the presence of Jesus.

1. Welcome & Check-In

2. Opening Prayer


3. Scripture Reading - 1 Corinthians 15:1–2, 10  | Acts 17:26–27  | 
John 20:21 

4. Observation & Reflection
What does this passage tell us about God?



What does this passage tell us about people?



Is there a sin to avoid, a command to obey, a promise to claim, or an example to follow?




5. Personal Obedience & “I Will” Statements

“Because this is true, this week I will ____________.”


Application & Mission

• Who is your mission field right now (home, work, school, neighborhood)?
• What practical step will you take to represent Jesus there?
• As a group, how can we encourage and commission one another to live sent this week?
  
  

6. Reinforcement Scriptures - Matthew 28:18–20  | Acts 1:8  | 2 Timothy 2:2  | Proverbs 28:1




7. Closing Prayer

1. A fresh filling of the Holy Spirit.
2. Boldness to live sent in every setting.
3. Multiplication — that our obedience would lead others to faith.
   
   

Rhythms for Spiritual Formation

1. Mark your mission field — write down 3–5 names and pray for them daily.
2. Start your day sent — begin each morning with, “Lord, use me today.”
3. Multiply disciples — mentor, invite, or encourage someone in faith.
4. Gather and go — worship on Sunday, witness all week.
5. Live with confidence: You carry the presence of Jesus wherever you go.

Everyday Missionary Benediction
“Lord Christ Jesus, send us from this devotional and City Groups with hearts on fire and eyes on mission. Make Audacity a people who love boldly, serve faithfully, and live sent— for the good of our city and the glory of Your Holy Name. Amen.”