AI OVERVIEW: Living on mission often leads to new circumstances, and God is the God who leads us into those new places. Two responses arise when God does something new: try to bend the new work to fit our existing life, or reorient our life to follow what God is doing, as shown by the shift to include non-Jewish believers in Antioch. Scripture and community test the leading, concluding that Gentiles can share faith without the Mosaic law, while four Leviticus-based guidelines—abstain from food sacrificed to idols, from blood, from the meat of strangled animals, and from sexual immorality—shape how to live in this new continuity, a pattern echoed in a modern move from Vancouver to Hawaii.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: When we live on mission, as witnesses to Jesus in our everyday lives, God will often lead us into new circumstances that challenge us to move out of our comfort zone. Christians have experienced this throughout history, from the first generation through us today. When the Holy Sp...
