Sustainability 10•3•24

In this Bible study, Apostle Gregory Kelley dives into the profound principle of sustainability—using a resource so it is neither depleted nor permanently damaged. Drawing from Genesis 2:9, 16-17 (ESV), we learn that God established limits for humanity, showing that all good work must respect His boundaries.
 
 Apostle Kelley also explores how unity is foundational to sustainability. When we walk together in unity, as highlighted in Psalm 133:1 (CEV) and 1 Corinthians 1:10 (CEV), we foster a community where resources, spiritual and physical, are maintained and flourish.
 
 But what happens when our faith, hope, and sense of purpose feel depleted? Through Jeremiah 15:16 (CEV) and Genesis 39:5 (ESV), Kelley challenges us to examine areas in our lives where our belief may be diminishing. Are we feeling drained or struggling to hold on to hope?
 
 In a world that constantly demands more from us, Apostle Kelley reminds us of the importance of rest. Drawing from Psalm 4:8 (CEV), we are encouraged to find peace in God’s presence, replenishing our strength and renewing our faith.
 
 Join us as we uncover how to sustain our spiritual resources and maintain our purpose by respecting God's limits and embracing rest.