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As we step into this season of Uncharted, we invite you to spend time in God’s Word, grow in your faith, and seek His direction for what’s ahead. These devotionals are designed to help you prepare your heart for all God wants to do in and through you as we follow Him into what’s next.

WEEK 1: PREPARE FOR MORE

READ ABOUT IT

Isaiah 40:3-5; Luke 1:16–17, 76-79

BIG IDEA

Before Jesus began his public ministry, God sent John the Baptist to prepare the way. John woke people from spiritual complacency, called them to repentance, and pointed them toward the Savior. His assignment wasn’t to draw attention to himself but to ready hearts for the “more” God was about to do through Jesus.

Preparation was not a lesser calling; it was his God-given purpose. God still uses people to prepare the way for others to encounter Jesus. Your prayers, generosity, encouragement, and faithful investment may seem small, but don’t underestimate them. What you sow today may prepare someone for what God does tomorrow.

Watch Sermon Here 🎧

This week, Senior Pastor Chuck Angel explores the life of John the Baptist and what it means to prepare the way for God’s greater purpose. This message reminds us that even the quiet work of investing in our children, students, neighbors, and families can make an eternal impact.

REFLECT ON IT

QUESTION 1
What does John’s assignment reveal about the value God places on preparation rather than immediate results?
QUESTION 2
What sin, selfishness, or complacency might God be calling you to turn from as you prepare for his work?
QUESTION 3
Who needs more of your time, encouragement, or spiritual investment right now?
QUESTION 4
What needs less of your attention so you can invest more in helping others encounter Jesus?

ACT ON IT

Choose one person and take a concrete step this week—through encouragement, service, or a spiritual conversation—to help point them toward Jesus.