Grace to Join the Tribe

There’s a tribe rising in these last days, a company of Kingdom warriors who refuse to sit on the sidelines while the world burns. They’re not perfect, but they are graced, called, and connected. They know that isolation is a trap, and community is a weapon. 

Now, I know what some folks say: 

 “I don’t need church. I’ve got Jesus in my heart and nature in my backyard.” 

 Well, that’s cute, but it’s not Kingdom. 

Even John Wayne said the mountains were his church. But let me tell you something, friend: The mountains don’t lay hands on you when you’re sick. They don’t prophesy over your destiny. They don’t weep with you in your pain or shout with you in your victory. The tribe does. 

Church isn’t just a building. It’s a battleground, a birthing room, a place of divine alignment. It’s where the fire of God burns hottest because it’s where the coals gather. Pull one coal out, and it cools off. But together? We blaze. 

You were never meant to live life alone. The grace of God is not just for salvation. It’s for connection, activation, and transformation. You need the tribe, and the tribe needs you. 

“I was glad when they said to me, “Let us go to the house of the Lord!” – Psalm 122:1