Quiet hearts quickened; cluttered minds cleared; we have truly been RESET. The Spirit of Christ is more than a memory; He is NOW, He is THIS MOMENT, He is PRESENT.

Day one of RESET, prayer led to repentance and prefaced an opportunity for this group of believers to be transformed forever. We were brought to our knees, stomachs, and faces; all indications that God Himself has called us to humble ourselves and serve this great city. The love of God for his people was internalized.

Then, day two and three of RESET, love walked; love had hands and feet and smiles. Whispers from God to his people were loud and distinct. God’s knock was finally answered and he was welcomed. The grace and sounds of fallen hair restored dignity to the eyes of the forgotten and rejected, and poured purpose into those vocationally trapped and driven by minutia and the norm. God is “Other than” and one can never be the same.

Then Friday, Jason Upton gave RESET the punctuation it needed. Often times, when those who follow Christ come together and have an event in His name, it often ends with a period or exclamation point and I wondered if RESET would be the same. What this looks like are high fives and highlight films and a quick jump into the metronomes of busy life. RESET, though, ended with a giant question mark; personally, corporately we are challenged with questions of what’s next and how and why? Where are we headed?

Life in the Spirit is life in action. We must move; we must RESET.