In this final week of our One Day in November series, Ps. Ely unpacks Saul’s life-changing encounter with Jesus in Acts 9 — a moment that knocked him down, opened his eyes, filled him with the Holy Spirit, and rewrote his entire story.

From violent persecutor to passionate preacher, Saul’s transformation shows that one day with Jesus can change everything. Ely also shares part of his own story and reminds us that grace meets us where we are, not where we should be.

If you need fresh faith, renewed vision, or a reminder that God isn’t done with your story, this message is for you.

In Part 3 of our One Day in November series, Ps Ely unpacks John 9:1–7 and the story of the man born blind — a man who didn’t just receive sight, but an entirely new world.

This message explores what it means to move from belonging to becoming, and how faith so often looks like taking one obedient step… even when it feels messy, uncomfortable, or unclear.

From mud moments to unexpected miracles, we discover that:

• Jesus opens our eyes to realities we never knew existed

• The process is often part of God’s work

• “Sent + Go” always comes before “See + Understand”

• Sometimes the miracle comes in an area we didn’t even pray for

• Your next step may be the doorway to a whole new world

Whether you’re exploring faith or following Jesus for years, this message will stir fresh courage to take the step God is asking of you — even if you’re still wiping mud from your eyes.

“Faith is not belief without proof, it is trust without reservation.” — C.S. Lewis
“Unless we are willing to do the ridiculous, God cannot do the miraculous.” — Mother Teresa

Listen in, be encouraged, and expect God to surprise you this week.

What is the Church, and who is it really for?
In this message, Ps Ely unpacks what it means to belong to God’s family through the stories of Lydia, the slave girl, and the jailer in Acts 16. From a wealthy fashion mogul to a freed slave to a hardened soldier, the Gospel brings together people who could not be more different, and calls them one family.

Discover how faith isn’t meant to be lived alone, why “good intentions don’t replace God’s instructions,” and how belonging to God’s family means both access and mission.

📖 Scripture: Acts 16 | Ephesians 2:19–22
🎯 Theme: Belonging > Fitting In
🗝️ Key Line: “You don’t join God’s family, you’re adopted into it.”