2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 6
by Walt Martin on January 6th, 2026
Jesus didn’t call His disciples to be salty in the way we usually use the word today. In our culture, “salty” often describes someone sharp-tongued, cynical, or lacking grace. That kind of attitude might get attention, but it doesn’t bring life. And it certainly doesn’t reflect the heart of Christ.  Read More
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Welcome to 2026 - New Resources
by Walt Martin on January 5th, 2026
As a church ignited by the Spirit, shaped by the Cross, and sent in the Father’s love, we believe that connection matters—and that thoughtful use of technology can help us grow together in faith, community, and mission.Below are some of the tools we use to help you stay informed, engaged, and connected. Our MCN Connections app is the easiest way to stay connected throughout the week. The app serve...  Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 5
by Walt Martin on January 5th, 2026
Before Jesus begins his public ministry, he must be grounded in two unshakable truths: who he is and whose he is. Every temptation begins the same way: “If you are the Son of God…” The enemy isn’t questioning Jesus’ power as much as his identity and trust. Will he grasp? Will he rush? Will he take the easy road?  Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 4
by Walt Martin on January 4th, 2026
Prophecy again brings us from the promise made to the promise kept. Matthew is intentional here. John the Baptist doesn’t appear out of nowhere—he stands squarely in the line of the prophets, announcing that God is doing exactly what He said He would do. The long wait is over. The kingdom is at hand. God is faithful.  Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 3
by Walt Martin on January 3rd, 2026
We may not receive angelic dreams or follow a literal star, but the invitation remains the same: listen, trust, and obey. Pay attention to where God is already at work. Take the next faithful step, even when the whole road is unclear.  Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 2
by Walt Martin on January 2nd, 2026
How can we respond like Joseph did to allow God's plan to come to fruition in our own lives?  Read More
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