What Does a Changed Life Look Like

So far in this series, we’ve seen that Easton’s mission (and ours) is to help people experience a life-changing relationship with Jesus (cf. Matthew 28:19-20), and that we’re here both for believers and non-believers (cf. Acts 2:42-47).

As we grow in our relationship with Jesus, we become who we were created to be, which in turn reveals Jesus to an otherwise uninterested and skeptical world.

This week, we want to ask, what does a changed life look like?

If God’s intention is to use our transformed lives to attract non-believers to him, then what does that transformation look like in real life, how does it happen, and how can we begin to experience it today?