Join us this Sunday for a fresh look at faith in motion. If you’ve ever wondered what God expects, what faith looks like in real life, or what should drive your internal Google Maps/GPS, the Bible gives us three clear directions. They’re not rules to memorize. They’re coordinates to live by. Some biblical scholars call them the three “Greats.”

 

1. The Great Commandment

Jesus said the most important thing is this: Love God with everything you’ve got, and love your neighbor like you’d want to be loved (Matthew 22:37–40). That’s the foundation. If our spiritual GPS isn’t set to love, we’re headed the wrong way.

 

2. The Great Commission

Before leaving his disciples and going to heaven, Jesus gave a mission: Go out. Teach. Baptize. Make disciples (Matthew 28:18–20). Jesus didn’t mean preaching “at” or “forcing” people. He’s talking about walking with them, sharing truth, and building lasting relationships. It’s the route our faith takes when it moves outward.

 

3. The Great Requirement

In the Bible’s Old Testament, long before Jesus , the prophet Micah wrote, “What does the Lord require of you?” The answer: “To act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God” (Micah 6:8).  Micah is not talking about doing things. He’s talking character.  Justice. Compassion. Humility. These are the guardrails that keep us from drifting off the road.

 

So, What’s the Point?

These three “Greats” aren’t separate lanes, they’re one road. Love is the starting line. Mission is the movement. Character is the alignment. Together, they form a spiritual GPS that keeps us on course.

 

If you’re trying to live out your faith and not just talk about it, this is the map. Let’s follow it. And learn more about it this Sunday!