If we’re honest, none of us is entirely comfortable with vulnerability. We shield ourselves to avoid exposing ourselves too much. In fact, we’re quite skilled at this, developing a whole arsenal of ways to defend ourselves from becoming too vulnerable. Over time, the shields we put up can become so familiar that we almost can’t distinguish ourselves from our projections. But we can learn to break through the shell to find greater peace and authenticity. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, Peter and the other disciples stepped out of their positions of safety and shared the Good News of Jesus Christ. We can take inspiration from their great daring and trust the Holy Spirit to guide and support us.
Set Your Mind on Things Above
Set Your Mind on Things Above
May 24, 2026
Series: Daring Greatly
Topic: Courage, Faith & Culture, Holy Spirit, Questions & Doubt
Book: Colossians
Service Type: Traditional Worship Service
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Scripture: Colossians 3:1-3 (NRSVUE)
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