I spent some time last night chatting with my overseas friend Karen, and it occurred to me: God’s really moving fast through our little church in Morristown.

It seemed like only yesterday that my best friend Chaz was telling me about this new church in Basking Ridge, NJ, that he was attending. And then about the church moving to Morristown in 2007. Since then, there’s been unprecedented growth. From 350 to 1200 in just one year.

And there’s even more on the horizon. I won’t go into all the details; I’ll save that for my pastors to reveal. But suffice it to say that God’s not done working in Liquid Church just yet.

Here’s an example of just how awesome Liquid Melbourne is.

To give you some quick background info: this summer, our church took up the project of building wells for villages in sub-Saharan Africa that have no access to clean drinking water. Our goal was to build 3 wells. As you can see in the second video, God didn’t think 3 was good enough.

This first video gets me every time I watch it. I feel so connected to each of those peeps even though we’re thousands of miles away from each other.

But we’ll see what happens. With Lord Favre now at the helm for New York, this game could get interesting indeed.

I probably shouldn’t wear my Pennington jersey though, huh.

I guess what bothers me is that I used to see things through this exact lens. But beyond that, I realize that’s not the kind of life Christ called us to live. There’s something far deeper and more rewarding than calling out other believers on their “errors.” It breaks my heart to see such divisiveness in the Body of Christ.

If we are His hands and feet, why do we act like this? What have we become?

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I’ve not always been the happiest person in the world. No, I can often be a drag to hang out with. But lately things have changed. I’ve learned that I’m often tossed about by my circumstances. That’s not a bad thing, but my emotions are often unstable making me less than a joy to be around.

But, as soon as I decided to not let circumstances dictate my emotions. An amazing new adventure began.

I guess it started with the realization that God loves me.

Whoa.

That’s intense.

Especially when I stop to actually swallow the thought. I mean, I’ve heard the sentence tens of thousands of times growing up. But ironically enough, the realization didn’t hit me until last year.

Since then, I haven’t been the same.

I started a new journey knowing that God loves me. No matter what.

Wow.

No matter what.