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What is the vision for Church360?

Rusty George·Church360

Monday, August 17, 2026

Summary

Pastor Rusty George shares the vision for Church360 and outlines what spiritual maturity truly looks like in the life of a follower of Jesus. Drawing from Philippians 2 and Galatians 4, he explains that growing in faith requires moving from a self-centered mindset to adopting the humble, servant heart of Christ. Believers are challenged to put vision into practice by surrendering their time, resources, and routines to help others find and follow Jesus.

Key Scriptures

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Philippians 2:3-8↗Matthew 22:37-40↗Galatians 4:19↗

Themes

ChristlikenessHumilitySpiritual Growth

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Servanthood

Church Vision

Generosity

Pastor's Points

1.Give up a Saturday
2.Give back what God has given
3.Give up your routine

Key Points

1.Give up a Saturday: Serve the local community on Community Day by providing food, resources, and care.
2.Give back what God has given: Prioritize faithful, regular giving to support the work of the local church.
3.Give up your routine: Be willing to adjust service times, seating preferences, or campus locations to reach new people.
4.Jesus summarized the entire Old Testament law into two core commandments: love God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and love your neighbor as yourself.
5.Spiritual growth is a continuum from self-centered salvation ('save me') to Christlike maturity ('it's not about me').
6.True greatness is demonstrated by descending into service, just as Jesus gave up His divine privileges to become a servant.
7.Jesus entered rooms to value others ('there you are') rather than seeking to be noticed ('here I am').
8.The ultimate win in the Christian life is having Christ fully formed within us.
9.When believers live out an 'it's not about me' attitude, it transforms marriages, families, workplaces, and the culture of the church.

Sermon Moments

“The board game Pit illustration: Everyone coming to the party wanted to know the exact same thing: 'How do I win?'”

“The military generals story: One leader simplified time management and strategy into 25 words: make a list of all your priorities and cross off everything except the top two.”

“The dishwasher story: Making extra noise while emptying the dishwasher just to ensure others notice the good deed.”

“The contrast illustration: 'I walk into rooms as if to say, Here I am. Jesus walks into rooms and says, There you are.'”

“The late-night shift volunteer: A children's ministry volunteer who works 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. six days a week, yet still serves on Sunday because she knows it's not about her.”

This Week

Practice saying 'it's not about me' in daily frustrating or inconvenient situations throughout the week.
Sign up to serve at the upcoming Community Day on October 24th.
Set up recurring financial giving to honor God consistently through the local church.
Consider attending or serving at a different campus location, such as Midlothian, to help reach more people.
Adjust your Sunday routine to accommodate new service times and make room for guests.
Be intentional about looking out for the needs of co-workers, family members, and neighbors before your own.
Invite a friend or neighbor who does not yet know Jesus to attend a church service or community event with you.

Remember This

Winning at following Jesus means continually moving from an 'it's all about me' mindset to living out 'it's not about me.'

A Challenge for You

May we be people that say 'it's not about me,' living with gratitude for all God has done and making room for others to find and follow Jesus.

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