God’s Will for Kaleo 7

We, the students of Kaleo 7, believe that this is God’s will for us this year:

That we would all mature together in Christ and have a huge impact wherever God takes us.

That friends and family would be encouraged and ministered through what God is doing in Kaleo.

That we would receive healing from broken pasts.

That we would grow and become spiritually mature.

For us to declare our sins to God, and find new habits of living for Him, instead of our sins.

For us to all get along , build each other up so we can grow together like family.

To always be listening to his voice.

To develop confidence in what we have to offer, as Christians.

A sense of group identity, rather than a group of individual relationships.

A greater, stronger, more sincere love for everyone.

Come alongside (parakletos) and carry each other’s burdens, help each other out.

Keep up with disciplines (media fast).

To be a group that encourages each other, and one where we can go to anyone in the group and talk to them.

Be a community that serves Him.

Learn to love. Learn to receive love.

“We were made to be lovers bold in broken places, pouring ourselves out again and again until we’re called home.”

That this can be a huge year for healing; you can't grow until the holes in your heart are filled.

Understanding God's love for us, and how deep it really is.

Understanding God's acceptance of us, that he loves us no matter what.

That we can not necessarily learn specific things about knowing God more, but more that we can learn the tools that we will need for the future.

That we would be able to live in the present, as a community that is selfless and inclusive.

Discover what it means to Love and what Love looks like.

To be shaped and prepared to do his service this year at the Olympics. In the one spot where the focus of the entire world will be, we have been strategically placed here to be lights where there is real darkness.

For Kaleo 7 to produce Godly Men who stand up for truth.

We are called to a significant difference in our churches and community.

To learn what community is, and to experience that.

Value every person and their story.

“If one part suffers, every part suffers.”

Take great care with our words, our jokes, our speech and our thoughts.

Above all else, to show love.