In Part Two of The Honor Code, we dive into the essential role prayer plays in the life of the believer and the church. Prayer isn’t just a spiritual routine—it’s a lifeline, a weapon, and an act of honor toward God. When we pray, we’re not performing a religious duty; we’re engaging in real conversation with a living God who responds. This message reminds us that churches that honor God must be rooted in prayer, not just in crisis, but consistently, passionately, and in unity.

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In Part 1 of The Honor Code, we begin by focusing on what it means to honor the mission of Jesus — to share the Good News and invite others into His family. Scripture tells us, “How can they believe if they’ve never heard?” The answer: we go, we tell, and we invite.

This message calls the church to rise up as modern-day messengers, boldly representing Jesus in our neighborhoods, schools, and workplaces. Evangelism isn’t just for preachers — it’s the assignment of every believer. When we honor the mission, we don’t keep our faith to ourselves — we extend the invitation so others can experience the same freedom and hope we’ve found.

Freedom City isn’t just a church to attend — it’s a movement to bring life, love, and truth to Hartford and beyond. This week’s message reminds us: honor looks like action — and that action is an invitation.

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