Count Me In, Part 2: What DO You Want To Be Known For? // Forrest Jenan

We all want to be remembered for something. Whether it’s the way we love, the way we lead, or the way we show up for others—there’s something inside us that craves purpose and impact. What happens when what we want to be known for doesn’t match what people actually experience from us? That gap can feel frustrating—and most of us don’t even realize it’s there. t’s not just for individuals. It’s a collective one. What happens when the reputation of a whole community—maybe even a church—falls short of the story it wants to tell? This week, we’re asking the question: what do we want to be known for? Jesus didn’t call His followers to win arguments or protect a brand—He called us to be known by our love. And when we live that out with humility, sacrifice, and purpose, we don’t just change a reputation—we tilt the world in the right direction.