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Help is on the Way

January 22, 2023
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Brett Younker
Worship Leader and Gathering Pastor at Passion City Church

Brett Younker joins us for THE FIVE, reminding us that it matters how we live and that being disciplined in our relationship with Christ is something to be celebrated. While we do not work FOR our salvation, we do work FROM our salvation.

Key Takeaway

Being saved is a one-time event and a life-long process.

  1. God invites us into a life-long process of being saved.

  2. Jesus should impact every part of your life, not just the spaces you invite Him into.

  3. You are never alone because the Holy Spirit is living in you.

  4. The Holy Spirit has the power to change your desires.

  5. We have the power to surrender our lives to the Holy Spirit so that He can lead us.

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"We don't work for our salvation. We work from our salvation."
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Brett Younker

Discussion Questions

    1. Are you in a stage of life where you're stressing about the future a lot?

    2. How do you feel knowing that salvation is a life-long process, not just a one-time event?

    3. Do you sometimes compartmentalize your spirituality? If yes, how so?

    4. Have you struggled with loneliness lately? Do you truly believe that God is with you?

    5. Have you ever prayed to desire to have the right desires?

About the Contributor
Brett Younker is a pastor, worship leader, and songwriter at Passion City Church in Atlanta, Georgia. His heart is to help people see and know Jesus in a real way through preaching, teaching, music, or just hanging out. Over the last decade, Brett has helped carry the heart of Passion Music and the Passion Movement to the world, calling a generation to live for the glory of God. Brett has helped write many songs the Church is singing, including “Build My Life,” Fall Like Rain,” Christ Our King,” God, You’re So Good,” “Holy Ground,” “Worthy of Your Name,” and many others. He also hosts a podcast called Jesus Songs that explores the stories of some of the songs we sing each week in church. Brett and his wife, Aynsley, have three kids and a dog named Sgt Pepper. View more from the Contributor.