Jun. 28, 2026

KEEP COMING TO JESUS  In this final message of the Signs of Life series, the focus turns to Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28–30—a call for the weary, burdened, and worn‑down to come to Him and find true rest. Spiritual life doesn’t begin with effort, routines, or church activity; it begins and continues by continually coming to Jesus Himself.

The message highlights that Jesus invites those carrying heavy loads of sin, shame, and struggle, offering a rest the world can’t provide. Taking His “yoke” means surrendering, obeying, and learning from Him—not just seeking relief, but embracing discipleship.

Through personal examples, the message reminds us that God often works quietly over time, using faithful Christian influence in ways we may not immediately see. A living church is one that stays centered on Jesus, makes disciples, and extends His invitation to others—just as the Spirit and the bride call the thirsty to come.

Ultimately, the challenge is simple and searching: Are we just going through motions, or are we truly coming to Jesus each day to serve Him?