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Aug 24, 2026 56 min

Beyond Sunday #5 - Finding Your Place

from Beyond Sunday Hosted by Terry and Justin

What if the place God has for you is closer than you think? In Episode 5 of Beyond Sunday, Terry and Justin explore how everyone can find a place in the body of Christ. This episode is an invitation to stop comparing, use what you have, and be faithful where God has placed you. You do not have to do everything. Use your existing abilities for God, encourage others through your example, and take the next step. This week's practical challenges: Ask where your gifts can meet a real need this week. Stop comparing your role with someone else's. Use one ordinary skill, resource, or opportunity to serve someone. Encourage someone younger through the example of your words and actions. Pray, “Wherever you place me, use me,” and act on the next opportunity you see. Scriptures discussed include: Luke 9:23 Matthew 25:14–30 1 Corinthians 12:18–19 1 Corinthians 12:27 John 21:19 John 21:21–22 Acts 9:36 Acts 9:39–42 Mark 10:43–45 1 Timothy 4:12 John 6:9–13 Romans 12:1 Matthew 25:21 Beyond Sunday is about carrying our faith beyond the church building and living for Christ every day of the week. Subscribe, turn on notifications, and share this episode with someone who needs the reminder that God can use what they already have, right where they are. Connect with Azalea City Church of Christ: 3550 Schillinger Road North, Semmes, AL 36575 [email protected] #BeyondSunday

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