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When I read Scripture with a Jesus lens, I become fully persuaded of God’s desire for women’s full inclusion in all of church life.

In providing a distinct alternative to the approaches to sexuality available in his culture, Jesus continued the pattern of third way thinking that characterized his Kingdom message.

The way of Jesus has always been a way in which peace is both the means and the end. If his life was marked by peace, then peace isn’t an afterthought of our discipleship but core to it.

We collected a handful of reflections and prayers from our Partners that speak to what it means for us to centre on Jesus and live out his way in the times we’re in.

God calls us to do justice as He does justice, to love as Jesus loved, and to walk by the Spirit in peace with God and each other.

In preparation for UNITE ​‘22, we asked our Partners and friends in the community what a Jesus-centred gospel means to them.

When Jesus is the center of our seeing and doing together, we don’t get absorbed into a pre-described justice of the world. We become agents under Jesus making space for him to work wherever he may be received.

Embodying a ​“third way” is both a challenge and a promise. It’s challenging because it’s counter-intuitive and it’s a promise to share in the way of Christ.

The Word at God’s side from the start is a person. He is God’s unveiling, God’s self-expression, God’s giving of self to be known. He was always there, the song God was singing before there were even ears to hear it

To a polarized world, we offer nothing as a polarized church. We’re called to be united in Christ, pointing towards Christ.

To declare Jesus is Lord is as profound today as it was in the first century, and seventeenth century, and every day and year in between and ever since.

The Theology Circle is a group of Jesus Collective leaders joining together to provide theological direction and resources for our network, mentor theological leaders, and provide a peaceful voice for this growing Jesus-centred movement around the world.

Many of our American Jesus Collective sisters and brothers – and those of us who love them as family – have watched the chaos and disruption brought about by this week’s events with sadness and breaking hearts. We are standing with and praying for you, friends.