You're Invited, Luke | Part 16

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You’re Invited Series: Luke Date preached: 9th August 2026 TIDE Church is a diverse community of people on a mission to follow the teaching and life of Jesus. We are a Christian church based in Adelaide, Australia who are sharing the good news of Jesus with people everywhere. Today’s message … When it comes to the God’s Kingdom … Jesus makes it clear YOU ARE INVITED! Everyone is invited. But … make sure you are ready to accept your invitation - make sure you know what Jesus is inviting you in to. Questions to reflect on and discuss from this message: 1. THINK: what is one thing that really stuck out to you in this message? 2. FEEL: how does this message make you feel? 3. DO: what will you do this week in response to this message? 4. BE: who am I becoming? If you’ve got questions or want to connect, we’d love to hear from you. Get in touch: DM us on social media Email us: [email protected] Follow us at: Instagram: @tidechurch Facebook: tide church

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