January 14, 2026

Fair vs just

If we are to love like Jesus loved, we should spend considerable time examining the ways he loved. Last week we looked at how Jesus loved without expecting or getting anything in return (or rather in a way that was unfair to him). This week we will examine the difference between fairness and justice. Then we will see just how Jesus stood for justice and how he seemed to define it. 

small groups

1. What is more important, fairness or justice?

2. When have you personally seen injustice play out?

3. How do you think Jesus would have addressed that injustice?

4. Did Jesus let somebody's past prevent them from receiving justice?

5. Have you ever seen the concept of Justice used in a destructive way?

anthem schedule

january

Schedules get busy so please make sure to get all of these on your calendar. 

We wouldn't want you to miss anything! 

  • january 14 - start here

    Sometimes following God feels a little complicated. There seem to be many things to remember, prayers to pray, and guidelines for how we're supposed to live. How do we even know where to start? In this series, we'll find our starting point in the words of Jesus. We'll point your teen toward the greatest thing Jesus calls us to do: love God, love others, and love ourselves. When it comes to faith, they can start here!

  • january 21 - undercover

    In our world today, it's very easy to hide that fact that we follow Jesus. So good in fact that we tend to just look and act like everyone else. But what if Jesus called us to be more than an "undercover Christian"? This series will focus on how we can begin to take steps to live out our faith rather than blend in with the people around us. 

  • january 28 - undercover

    In our world today, it's very easy to hide that fact that we follow Jesus. So good in fact that we tend to just look and act like everyone else. But what if Jesus called us to be more than an "undercover Christian"? This series will focus on how we can begin to take steps to live out our faith rather than blend in with the people around us.