SUMMER 2026
A New Season Approaches:
Walking the Narrow Way Together
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Grace and peace to you in the name of our Heavenly Father!
As we step into a new season, we are reminded of Jesus’ words
in Mark 13:28: “Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs get tender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near.”
This timely message calls us to reflect on the changing seasons – not just in nature, but also in our spiritual lives. This is “A Season of Readiness.” A new season can bring both refreshing
opportunities and unique challenges. As believers, we are called to prepare our hearts for the “summer” Jesus spoke of, a symbol of spiritual readiness and anticipation for His return.
Jesus’ Promise Remains and Every day brings us closer to the fulfillment of His words. Even though the prophecies were spoken thousands of years ago, their truth and relevance endure.
Following The Narrow Way of Jesus is not always easy – it requires focus, persistence, and faith. Why Mark 13:28 Still Matters? It’s easy to feel distant from ancient texts, but Jesus’ prophecy is timeless. Just as we can’t ignore the signs of changing seasons, we mustn’t overlook His warnings and promises. Prophetic words can feel confusing or far-off, but they call us to deeper faith. Every part of Jesus’ life and teachings holds value for us today. Living in Expectation that Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. We are called to expect His return – to live each day with hope, faith, and readiness.
There are many Practical Steps for the Narrow Way: “Stay Rooted in Scripture” and let God’s Word guide your daily walk. Try “Praying for Discernment” and seeking the Holy Spirit’s help to understand and apply prophetic teachings. “Encourage One Another” to share hope and support within our community. “Live Out the Gospel” and let your life be a testimony to Christ’s love and anticipation of His coming. “Share Your Reflections” with each other.
How are you preparing for the new season? Reply to this newsletter or join us on Sunday to share your story. As we look for signs of the new season both outside and within, let us remember: “Jesus is coming. Let’s be ready – together.”
Blessings,
Pastor Adam