The Church Going Viral: Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing
In this episode of the CLC Commute, we continue the new series “The Gospel on the Move” through the Book of Acts. Pastor Grant Roe unpacks how the early church went “viral” despite intense opposition, no budget, and no PR strategy — because they kept the main thing the main thing: Jesus and the Gospel.
The conversation explores the power of Spirit-led unity (“your need is my concern”), radical generosity, turning every opposition into an opportunity for growth, and the importance of every believer stepping into their God-given gifting and ministry. With the memorable line that “the enemy of our soul will always attempt to divide what God intends to multiply,” this episode challenges us to stay rooted in Christ, resist people-pleasing, and participate in the multiplicative movement of the Gospel today.
SERMON STUDY GUIDE: https://page.church.tech/a3d64a92
The conversation explores the power of Spirit-led unity (“your need is my concern”), radical generosity, turning every opposition into an opportunity for growth, and the importance of every believer stepping into their God-given gifting and ministry. With the memorable line that “the enemy of our soul will always attempt to divide what God intends to multiply,” this episode challenges us to stay rooted in Christ, resist people-pleasing, and participate in the multiplicative movement of the Gospel today.
SERMON STUDY GUIDE: https://page.church.tech/a3d64a92
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In this episode of the CLC Commute, we continue the new series “The Gospel on the Move” through the Book of Acts. Pastor Grant Roe unpacks how the early church went “viral” despite intense opposition, no budget, and no PR strategy — because they kept the main thing the main thing: Jesus and the Gospel.
The conversation explores the power of Spirit-led unity (“your need is my concern”), radical generosity, turning every opposition into an opportunity for growth, and the importance of every believer stepping into their God-given gifting and ministry. With the memorable line that “the enemy of our soul will always attempt to divide what God intends to multiply,” this episode challenges us to stay rooted in Christ, resist people-pleasing, and participate in the multiplicative movement of the Gospel today.
SERMON STUDY GUIDE: https://page.church.tech/a3d64a92
The conversation explores the power of Spirit-led unity (“your need is my concern”), radical generosity, turning every opposition into an opportunity for growth, and the importance of every believer stepping into their God-given gifting and ministry. With the memorable line that “the enemy of our soul will always attempt to divide what God intends to multiply,” this episode challenges us to stay rooted in Christ, resist people-pleasing, and participate in the multiplicative movement of the Gospel today.
SERMON STUDY GUIDE: https://page.church.tech/a3d64a92