No matter how much effort you put in, progress just…stalls. You’re not alone; here’s the thing: waiting isn’t wasted time—it’s preparation.
In my latest blog post, “The Wait Was Worth It,” I share practical ways to turn those frustrating pauses into moments of growth and opportunity.
Whether you’re waiting for a breakthrough at work, in your relationships, or within yourself, this article will give you the perspective and tools to make the most of it.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: ✅ How to reframe waiting as strategic patience ✅ Why timing matters more than speed ✅ Practical steps to thrive in seasons of uncertainty
If you’ve been looking for encouragement and actionable insights, this is the reminder you didn’t know you needed.
By the next decade, the most successful companies will not be the most agile but rather those that adopt a strategic waiting game.
Netflix exemplifies this strategy, having waited nine years before launching its streaming service. Founded in 1997, Netflix introduced streaming in January 2007. During this period of anticipation, the company did not remain idle. Instead, it diligently built a thriving DVD-by-mail business, achieving milestones such as reaching 1 million subscribers by 2003 and delivering its billionth DVD by 2007.
Waiting can feel like a punishment in today’s fast-paced, results-driven world. Deadlines loom, competitors move ahead, and opportunities slip by while we’re neutral. But what if the waiting isn’t wasted time? What if it’s the most valuable season for growth and preparation?
Everyone, at some point, faces seasons where progress feels stalled.
Whether you’re a leader navigating a career plateau or someone waiting for a personal breakthrough, these moments are rarely as idle as they appear. Waiting can be the most valuable time to recalibrate, build resilience, and prepare for future opportunities. Here’s how anyone—leaders and individuals alike—can embrace these seasons and discover that the wait is worth it.
Understanding this can help frame waiting as an asset rather than a hindrance.
The Struggle: Waiting in a Results-Driven World
At a time in my career, everything felt like it was on hold. I worked hard, strategized, and executed plans precisely, but nothing seemed to move forward. Watching peers step into opportunities while I remained limbo left me questioning my direction and progress. If you’ve ever felt stuck, you know the frustration of asking, “Why isn’t anything happening?”
Many equate constant activity with success. Yet, the most impactful growth usually comes during moments of pause—when we take time to reflect, reassess, and realign.
This transition from frustration to clarity starts with a shift in mindset.
The most impactful growth usually comes during moments of pause—when we take time to reflect, reassess, and realign.
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The Breakthrough: Recognizing the Purpose in the Pause
The key to overcoming the frustration of waiting is shifting your perspective. Instead of viewing delays as setbacks, see them as preparation. Waiting isn’t about inactivity; it’s about alignment. Behind the scenes, resources are positioned, relationships are cultivated, and you are refined for what’s next.
Take a moment to reflect:
What if your current waiting season is part of a more significant strategy? What if the delay is setting you up for a more substantial win?
Such moments offer a rare chance to gain perspective, revealing the opportunities hidden within the pause.
Waiting isn’t about inactivity; it’s about alignment.
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Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is nothing at all.
For high achievers, doing nothing feels counterproductive.
But waiting is not passive; it’s about active trust. It’s believing that progress is being made even when it’s not immediately visible.
High performers often see "doing nothing" as a waste of time, but reframing it as "strategic patience" changes the perspective. This time is ripe for inner work, such as strengthening mental agility, honing decision-making skills, and exploring creative solutions for future challenges.
The Growth Mindset: Use this time to develop patience and resilience. Waiting can feel like wasted time, but it’s often where the most significant internal growth happens.
Leverage the Pause: Consider this an opportunity to evaluate long-term goals and assess the alignment of your actions with your vision. Is the path you’re on the right one?
Reflection: Consider how previous waiting seasons led to better outcomes than if you had rushed.
Action Step: Reflect on this question: What is this season of waiting teaching me? Journal your thoughts, identify skills you can improve, or discuss them with a mentor.
Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not happening.
Progress is often invisible before it becomes evident.
Consider a seed buried in the ground—though unseen, it’s growing roots, preparing to break through the surface.
Trust that unseen work is happening. Remember that preparation takes time, whether you’re waiting on a promotion, a personal breakthrough, or clarity for your next steps.
Patience during these times often translates into deeper readiness and stronger outcomes.
Practical Perspective: Consider industries where long-term preparation is key—like product development or market expansion—and apply that mindset to your growth.
Action Step: Write down an area in your life or work where you feel delayed. Then, list potential ways this season might prepare you for a breakthrough.
Progress is often invisible before it becomes evident.
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Timing isn’t about speed; it’s about alignment.
Have you ever felt rushed to meet a deadline only to realize it wasn’t as urgent as it seemed?
Often, our perception of time is misaligned with what’s truly needed. Great leaders know that opportunities taken too soon can overwhelm them, while those embraced at the right time align perfectly with growth and capacity.
For leaders, this means letting go of the urge to force progress and focusing on readiness and strategic alignment.
Key Insight: Timing isn’t just about hitting targets; it’s about creating long-term value.
Action Step: Determine how your circumstances might position you for future success.
What you do while you wait determines what you see when it’s over.
Waiting isn’t about sitting still; it’s about preparation. Use this time to:
Trust the Process: Believe that waiting is part of the journey. Trust builds resilience and reduces unnecessary stress. Use this time to reflect on past successes that emerged after waiting and how they prepared you for greater challenges.
Sharpen Your Skills: Develop new competencies that position you for future opportunities. Whether it’s learning a new technology, refining your communication abilities, or mastering leadership techniques, this is your chance to upskill and add value to your personal and professional toolkit.
Strengthen Relationships: Invest in your network—mentors, peers, and team members—to build a support system that enhances your effectiveness. Use this season to foster stronger connections through meaningful conversations, collaboration, and mentorship.
Expand Your Vision: Take this time to explore new perspectives or industries that might complement your existing goals. Expanding your understanding can open doors to unexpected opportunities.
Action Step: Choose one area to focus on during your waiting season, whether it’s personal growth, skill development, strengthening your team, or broadening your horizons. Outline specific actions and track your progress regularly to stay motivated.
Why Waiting is Strategic
The marketplace values speed, but strategic leaders understand the power of timing. Waiting can offer opportunities to strengthen your position, refine your vision, and make choices that yield long-term rewards. Here’s why waiting can be a competitive advantage:
Better Decisions: Rushed decisions often lead to costly mistakes. Waiting allows for thoughtful consideration, thorough analysis, and input from trusted advisors, resulting in more effective outcomes.
Enhanced Strategic Planning: Use waiting periods to revisit your goals and recalibrate your strategies. This intentional pause can reveal gaps or opportunities you might have missed in a rush.
Increased Readiness: When the opportunity comes, you’ll be fully prepared to seize it. Preparation during waiting ensures that you enter each new phase with confidence and competence.
Long-Term Impact: Immediate results are fleeting; well-timed actions create lasting change and sustainability. Leaders who understand this shift from speed to strategy ultimately build stronger foundations for success.
Strengthened Relationships: Waiting provides the time to nurture key professional relationships and build trust within your network, which can become invaluable assets when opportunities arise.
Strategic leaders understand the power of timing—well-timed actions create lasting change.
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Closing Thoughts: The Wait Was Worth It
When the opportunity comes to fruition, you’ll realize that the waiting wasn’t wasted—it was necessary. Your waiting season wasn’t about stalling; it was about preparation. Those who embrace waiting as part of their journey find that the most significant wins come not from rushing but from readiness.
As marketplace leaders, remember this: Timing isn’t just about meeting deadlines; it’s about creating impact. Trust the process, embrace the waiting, and prepare for the moment when the right time comes.
Ultimately, waiting becomes not a barrier but a bridge to sustained success and meaningful impact.
This week, take intentional steps to shift your perspective on waiting. Reflect on the areas where you’re being prepared and commit to making the most of this season. In the end, you’ll look back and say the wait was worth it.
Ultimately, waiting becomes not a barrier but a bridge to sustained success and meaningful impact.
Before we discuss this week’s updates, I want to thank everyone who sincerely wished me a happy birthday.
Your messages, calls, and thoughtful words made my day special. Whether you’re family, a friend, a church member, a colleague, or a fraternity brother, I’m incredibly grateful for your role in my life.
Your kindness and encouragement remind me of how blessed I am to have such an amazing community surrounding me. Thank you for your love, prayers, and support—not just on my birthday but throughout the years.
Let’s continue this journey together, leaning on God’s guidance and grace every step of the way.
I love and appreciate you all!
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Recap of Last Sunday’s Message: “The Gift You Didn’t Expect“
Are you tired of feeling like you’re never enough? No matter how much you achieve or buy, there’s always that lingering sense of emptiness. Last Sunday, we tackled the life-changing power of gratitude and contentment—unpacking why the constant chase for “more” often leaves us feeling less.
If you missed it, you can catch the replay here: Watch on YouTube.
We explored why our culture’s obsession with accumulating “stuff” and comparing ourselves to others only robs us of true joy. Instead, we learned to see success not by what we own but by the moments we embrace and the gratitude we cultivate.
Have you ever felt like life’s blessings come wrapped in the unexpected? Last Sunday, we explored how Jesus surprises and fulfills our deepest needs in ways we might never have imagined.
In this powerful message, we were reminded that God’s answers to our prayers may not always align with our expectations—but they are always part of His perfect plan. From Jesus’ arrival in a humble manger to the countless ways He continues to move in our lives today, we see how His gifts are more than enough, even when they take us by surprise.
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Your generosity keeps Mars Hill thriving and helps us reach more people with God’s love. If you feel led to contribute, here are some ways you can support our ministry:
Online Giving: Visit our website to set up one-time or recurring donations securely.
Text-to-Give: Text MHGIVE to 33777 and follow the prompts.
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Mars Hill Baptist Church PO Box 6159 River Forest, IL 60305
Remember, every gift, big or small, makes a difference. Your support allows us to:
Maintain our temporary church home
Fund community outreach programs
Provide resources for Life Groups
Expand our online ministry
Invest in equipment, tools, cameras, and software to grow our online campus.
We’re grateful for your partnership in spreading the Gospel and serving our community in person and online.
Please consider giving today and help us grow in faith and impact.
As we wrap up this week’s update, we want to remind you that Mars Hill Anywhere is here to support, encourage, and walk alongside you in your faith journey.
Do you have questions, prayer requests, or feedback? We’d love to hear from you! Reply to this email or reach out anytime—you’re part of this family, and your voice matters.
As we move forward this week, remember that no matter where we are, Mars Hill Anywhere is all about growing in faith, supporting one another, and making a difference—together. Whether you’re “pulling up” in person or logging on from afar, you are a vital part of this community.
If you have questions, need support, or want to get involved, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to reply to this email or connect with us online. Let’s keep encouraging each other, sharing our gratitude, and making this season one of true fulfillment and joy.
Until next time, keep striving for that 1% better every day. We’re cheering you on!
See you Sunday!
Here to help you win,
Pastor Clarence E. Stowers, Jr.
P.S. Don’t forget to join us online this Sunday at 10:30 AM Central for our online service. Set your reminder now! ⏰
Isn’t it frustrating when you think you’ve made yourself clear but end up with something completely different? Why does it feel like life often does this to us?
Picture this: it’s your birthday or Christmas. You’ve been hinting at what you want for weeks, circling items in catalogs, sending links, and even mentioning it during conversations. The big day arrives, and you eagerly rip into the box, only to discover something entirely different—not what you expected.
Perhaps it’s a book about patience or a toolset you have no clue how to use. Feeling disappointed, you set it aside, uncertain of its purpose in your life.
However, a situation arises weeks later where that “unwanted” gift becomes precisely what you need. The book helps you navigate a challenging situation gracefully, or the toolset fixes an unexpected problem. It wasn’t what you asked for, but it was just right. Isn’t that often how life works?
This is precisely how God works in our lives. His answers don’t always look like what we expect, but they are precisely what we need. What if the answer you’ve rejected is God’s best gift for you?
Jesus’ arrival into the world—so unexpected and unconventional—was the greatest gift humanity could ever receive. It teaches us a profound truth: sometimes, the gift you didn’t expect is the one you needed the most.
You Thought You Knew What You Needed, But God Had Other Plans
The Israelites of Jesus’ time were waiting for a king—an influential, mighty figure ready to overthrow their Roman oppressors. They sought a warrior to take up the sword and reclaim their sovereignty.
They expected a conqueror with a crown, but instead, He came wearing swaddling clothes with a message that was more about love than power. Instead, they got a baby born in a manger to a young, unmarried woman in a small town. This baby wasn’t housed in a palace but was placed in a humble stable.
Shepherds—considered the lowest in society—were the first to hear of His birth. Jesus didn’t come with a sword; He came with love, humility, and a message of peace.
In Luke 2:10-11 (NLT), the angel announces:
Don’t be afraid! I bring you good news that will bring great joy to all people. The Savior—the Messiah, the Lord—has been born today in Bethlehem, David!
God’s plan defied all human logic. Jesus’ ministry focused on the least, the lost, and the broken, not the elite or powerful. This wasn’t what people expected, but it was precisely what they needed: a Savior who understood their struggles, a King who led by serving, and a Messiah who brought eternal hope rather than temporary relief.
Jesus’ arrival into the world—so unexpected and unconventional—was the greatest gift humanity could ever receive. It teaches us a profound truth: sometimes, the gift you didn’t expect is the one you needed the most.
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When What You Get Isn’t What You Asked For
How often do we overlook God’s blessings because they don’t look like we imagined? Isn’t it true that we want God to fit in our box, but He’s too big?
Maybe it’s time we break down those boxes. We tend to form rigid expectations about how life should unfold—how our prayers should be answered. We pray for financial help; instead, God teaches us a lesson in contentment.
We ask for healing, and instead, God strengthens us to endure. We seek instant relief, and instead, God gives us gradual growth.
Isaiah 55:8 (NLT) says:
“My thoughts are nothing like your thoughts,” says the Lord. “And my ways are far beyond anything you could imagine.”
The challenge isn’t God’s plan; it’s our expectations.
The Israelites expected a king with power and influence. Instead, they received a humble Savior who grew up in an unassuming town, worked as a carpenter, and spent time with the outcasts. The gift didn’t look like they imagined—but it was precisely what humanity needed.
So, what expectations must you release to fully embrace God’s plan for your life? Where do you need to pray for trust in God’s timing today?
One of the hardest lessons is adjusting our expectations to align with God’s plan. Releasing control is an act of faith, a declaration that we trust God’s goodness over our limited understanding.
God’s plan defied all human logic. Jesus’ ministry focused on the least, the lost, and the broken, not the elite or powerful. This wasn’t what people expected, but it was precisely what they needed: a Savior who understood their struggles, a King who led by serving, and a Messiah who brought eternal hope rather than temporary relief.
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Trusting God, Even When It Doesn’t Make Sense
Letting Go of Your Timeline
We often disappoint ourselves when life doesn’t unfold according to our timeline or vision. We want things to go smoothly, success without setbacks, and blessings without waiting. But God’s timeline is rarely ours, and His ways are often wrapped in surprises.
I remember when I was desperate for a career breakthrough—I had a clear idea of what I wanted and when I enjoyed it. But door after door closed. It wasn’t until I let go of my need for control and trusted God’s timing that I saw something better open up. By releasing our expectations, we open ourselves to experiencing God’s plans, which often exceed our wildest hopes.
Ephesians 3:20 (NLT) says:
Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think.
We often disappoint ourselves when life doesn’t unfold according to our timeline or vision. We want things to go smoothly, success without setbacks, and blessings without waiting. But God’s timeline is rarely ours, and His ways are often wrapped in surprises.
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Do you believe God’s unexpected plans for you are better than anything you could imagine? It’s a bold question that requires faith to answer.
Take a moment today and choose one expectation you’ve been holding tightly onto—an expectation that might be limiting your view of God’s goodness. Actively surrender it to Him. Ask Him for help, trust His plan, and pray for His will daily.
Seeking Clarity, Not Control
When faced with the unknown, it’s natural to want control. We want to dictate the outcome, the timing, and the means. But God calls us to a different posture of humility and trust. Instead of demanding control, what if we asked for clarity?
What if you trusted that God was doing something far beyond your understanding instead of trying to control every outcome?
The question becomes: Am I asking God for understanding, or am I trying to control how He answers my prayers? When we ask for clarity, we acknowledge our dependence on God and trust in His wisdom.
Take time today to pray for clarity in one specific area of your life, and trust that God is guiding you even when the whole picture isn’t visible.
One of the hardest lessons is adjusting our expectations to align with God’s plan.
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Finding Joy in the Unexpected
Finally, one of the most potent shifts we can make is learning to celebrate the tiny, unexpected ways God works in our lives. We often look for God in the grand and obvious, but He usually chooses the humble and unexpected to do His most excellent work.
Reflect on three recent blessings—moments that initially seemed insignificant but were evidence of God’s love and care.
Don’t let the small wins go unnoticed—every unexpected blessing reminds you that God is closer than you think. What small moment today could be your reminder?
As we celebrate the unexpected, we strengthen our awareness of God’s presence in our everyday lives. It’s a reminder that He is with us in the mundane, small wins and gifts we didn’t ask for but needed the most.
More Than You Expected, Exactly What You Needed
Jesus didn’t meet our expectations; He came to exceed them. He was the gift we didn’t expect—a humble, loving Savior who offered not the temporary comfort of military victory but the eternal hope of salvation.
Like the Israelites, we often look for God in ways that align with our plans, but He shows up unexpectedly to remind us of His greater purpose. God isn’t in the business of meeting your expectations; He’s in the business of blowing your mind with something more significant. Are you ready for that?
Take time today to reflect on the unexpected blessings in your life. Consider the times when God answered differently than you imagined but better than you hoped. Choose one area where you’ve struggled to trust God, surrender it to Him, and take a step forward in faith.
Memorize Ephesians 3:20 as a reminder that God can do infinitely more than we might ask or think. And remember, the gifts we didn’t expect may be exactly what we needed all along.
Jesus didn’t meet our expectations; He came to exceed them. He was the gift we didn’t expect—a humble, loving Savior who offered not the temporary comfort of military victory but the eternal hope of salvation.
I hope your week has been filled with moments of peace and joy.
As we enter this new week, I invite you to either “Pull up” and join us in person or “Log on” and join our online community this Sunday, December 1, 2024. No matter where you are, you’re always a part of the Mars Hill family, and we can’t wait to connect!
Here’s what you can expect in this week’s email:
1️⃣ A recap of last Sunday’s message and a quick sermon overview for anyone who missed it.
2️⃣ A fresh blog post to help shift our focus: “Stop Chasing Happiness: Find Fulfillment in What You Already Have.” It’s an encouraging read for those searching for deeper contentment.
3️⃣ A Different Way to Spend This Holiday Season—let’s make these moments count meaningfully.
4️⃣ Details about our next in-person service happening on December 1, 2024—mark your calendars!
And finally, here is a reminder about how you can support and give at Mars Hill Anywhere.
Let’s dive in!
✨ Join Us for Worship This Sunday: Pull Up or Log On!
We’d love for you to “Pull up” and be with us in person or “Log on” to join our online worship community this Sunday, December 1, 2024, at 10:30 AM.
Here’s what you need to know:
✨ Date: Sunday, December 1, 2024
✨ Time: 10:30 AM Central
✨ Location:
Mars Hill Anywhere 7941 47th St McCook, IL 60525
Bring your family, friends, or neighbors—there’s room for everyone at Mars Hill Anywhere!
No matter where you are, there’s always a place for you at Mars Hill.
Feel free to scan the QR code in the image above for more details and to connect with us easily. We can’t wait to see you—whether in person or online!
Recap of Last Sunday’s Message: “Finding Enough in a World of More”
Are you tired of feeling like you’re never enough? No matter how much you achieve or buy, there’s always that lingering sense of emptiness. Last Sunday, we tackled the life-changing power of gratitude and contentment—unpacking why the constant chase for “more” often leaves us feeling less.
In case you missed it, you can catch the replay here: Watch on YouTube.
We explored why our culture’s obsession with accumulating “stuff” and comparing ourselves to others only robs us of true joy. Instead, we learned to see success not by what we own but by the moments we embrace and the gratitude we cultivate.
Material possessions will never define your true worth or success.
Comparison is a thief of joy, leaving us empty and striving.
Gratitude, practiced daily, can transform stress into peace and help us embrace the blessings that genuinely matter.
If you’re ready to let go of the endless cycle of impressing others and start living more fully with what you already have, this message is for you. Watch now and reframe your idea of success.
💬 We’d love to hear from you: What’s ONE thing you’re truly grateful for today?
Please share it in the comments below the video, and let’s inspire each other! 📌 Remember to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE with someone who needs this reminder!
New Blog Post: Stop Chasing Happiness—Find Fulfillment in What You Already Have
Are you tired of the never-ending chase for happiness?
What if the fulfillment you’ve been looking for has been right in front of you all along?
In my latest blog post, I dive into breaking free from the exhausting cycle of “more” and embracing what truly matters. It’s time to shift from chasing to cherishing.
Discover how you can find deep contentment without running after the next big thing. Trust me, this is the read you didn’t know you needed. Read it now—you won’t want to miss this!
A Different Way to Spend This Holiday Season—Let’s Make It Count
The holiday season is here, and getting caught up in the spending frenzy is easy. But what if we took a different approach this year? One that brings true value, meaning, and joy—not just for ourselves but our future. 🎄
If you’re interested in making more intentional choices this holiday season, I’ve got a few simple steps to get you started on a different kind of journey—one of mindful investing.
Now, keep in mind that I’m not a financial planner or advisor, but I believe in sharing what I’ve learned that could help you.
Here are a few tips to start thinking differently:
Learn the Basics: Understand that investing is about putting your money into something in hopes that it will grow over time.
Set a Budget: Decide on an amount to invest that doesn’t affect your essential expenses—just a little can make a big difference.
Start Small: It’s okay to begin with just a few dollars. Focus on investing in well-known companies or funds that spread the risk.
Be Patient: True growth takes time. Avoid ” getting rich quick,” especially with high-risk options like cryptocurrency.
If you’re curious about how US families are spending this holiday season and want to explore more ideas for spending wisely, click here for more details.
Let’s make these holiday moments count—meaningfully.
🤝 Ways to Give at Mars Hill Anywhere
Your support helps us spread hope and share God’s love with our community and beyond. Here are some ways you can get involved:
Serve: We have many opportunities to serve, both in-person and virtually. Check out our website for current needs.
Pray: Please keep our church, leaders, and community in your prayers. Your prayers are powerful!
Invite: Do you know someone who might benefit from our message? Invite them to join us online or in person this Sunday.
Share: Help spread the word by sharing our social media posts or forwarding this email to a friend.
Your generosity keeps Mars Hill thriving and helps us reach more people with God’s love. If you feel led to contribute, here are some ways you can support our ministry:
Online Giving: Visit our website to set up one-time or recurring donations securely.
Text-to-Give: Text MHGIVE to 33777 and follow the prompts.
Sunday Offering: Drop your gift in the offering basket during our in-person services.
Mail: Send checks to:
Mars Hill Baptist Church PO Box 6159 River Forest, IL 60305
Remember, every gift, big or small, makes a difference. Your support allows us to:
Maintain our temporary church home
Fund community outreach programs
Provide resources for Life Groups
Expand our online ministry
Invest in equipment, tools, cameras, and software to grow our online campus.
We’re grateful for your partnership in spreading the Gospel and serving our community in person and online.
Please consider giving today and help us grow in faith and impact.
As we wrap up this week’s update, we want to remind you that Mars Hill Anywhere is here to support, encourage, and walk alongside you in your faith journey.
Do you have questions, prayer requests, or feedback? We’d love to hear from you! Reply to this email or reach out anytime—you’re part of this family, and your voice matters.
As we move forward this week, remember that no matter where we are, Mars Hill Anywhere is all about growing in faith, supporting one another, and making a difference—together. Whether you’re “pulling up” in person or logging on from afar, you are a vital part of this community.
If you have questions, need support, or want to get involved, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to reply to this email or connect with us online. Let’s keep encouraging each other, sharing our gratitude, and making this season one of true fulfillment and joy.
Until next time, keep striving for that 1% better every day. We’re cheering you on!
See you Sunday!
Here to help you win,
Pastor Clarence E. Stowers, Jr.
P.S. Don’t forget to join us online this Sunday at 10:30 AM Central for our online service. Set your reminder now! ⏰
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