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Notes from Pastor Jason McKinnies – Leadership Classes, Worship Center University Notes, and All-Staff Meetings.

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Our desire for 2020! Each and every night my heart has bursted with joy over corporate prayer nights! The individuals who have led us have just been incredible! Tonight we pray over our @siwclovegoes ! This incorporates all of our missions programs! The Hiltz family is leading these efforts incredibly well! Join us as we pray that we can and will be a Church on Purpose across the street and around the world! Pray for Your City 10 When it goes well for good people, the whole town cheers; when it goes badly for bad people, the town celebrates. 11 When right-living people bless the city, it flourishes; evil talk turns it into a ghost town in no time. Peterson, E. H. (2005). The Message: the Bible in contemporary language (Pr 11:10–11). Colorado Springs, CO: NavPress. Years ago, a man told me, "as the church goes, so goes the city". I have taken that to heart in my life and more importantly, in my pastor ship. I want to be a church that is impacting the city. My dream is to be a church that is so impactful, that we cannot be ignored by the city. The Worship Center is made up of people that come from many cities. I have determined that I may not be able to reach every city in the same way, but I would make it an important part of my life and our church's life to lift up our cities. Upon arriving in Southern Illinois as Pastor of the Worship Center, I began a series of sermons. I called them "A Church on Purpose." It has become a mantra of our church. There were three sermons specifically in that series that have stuck with us. Today, you see them on sweatshirts, t-shirts and across our social media platforms. We are a Church on Purpose; across the aisle, across the street and around the world. It has become so engrained into our fiber as a church, that there have been campaigns to change the church's name to Purpose Church, Church on Purpose, along with some other not so catchy names. I have stepped back in awe as I watch people live out that sermon, vision and purpose, and yet close to ninety-five percent of our church has never heard that sermon. The people who did hear it, practiced it, and preached it through their daily lives. It has become a sermon, a vision that isn’t taught; it’s caught. Starting out, we didn’t have the resources to impact the cities like we do now. We began by doing small things. One of the most powerful things we did, was to pray for our cities. We took that responsibility seriously. I chose to build up, talk up, and pray up my city. I chose to lift my city up versus tearing it down. Words are so powerful that if you keep saying Join us each night at 7pm for our 21 days of prayer and fasting! For today’s devotional click the link in bio... #waiting Prayer is quite simple, just talk with God!