What was the address the pastor walked to regularly while working in San Francisco, and what made it historically significant?

1859 Giri Boulevard — former home of the People's Temple

According to the pastor, what does the 'R' in the THIRST acrostic stand for?

Release — release control and false desires

What did the homeless man named Richard do every day at the post office on Giri Boulevard?

He opened the door, said 'God bless you,' and refused to take money — saying he just wanted to bless people

From what scripture passage did the pastor read the main sermon text, and what was Jesus's core invitation in those verses?

John 7:37-38 — Jesus inviting the thirsty to come to him and promising rivers of living water

What psalm did the pastor share that a mother had prayed over her children from birth through graduation, and what was one of its themes for graduates?

Psalm 101 — praying for integrity, good friendships, and becoming champions of justice

In the children's sermon, what Old Testament story was used to illustrate the importance of finishing what you start?

The Israelites marching around Jericho — walking seven days and seven times on the last day before the walls fell

What did the pastor say happens when you mix Jesus with other things, or only come to him halfway — using the Kool-Aid metaphor?

It leaves you with a bad taste in your mouth, like Kool-Aid mixed wrong or made too watered-down

What did the pastor say is the ultimate result of the 'S' (Streams) and final 'T' (Transformation) in the THIRST acrostic — what are Christians meant to do once they are filled?

Pour outward into multiple people, because we will never fully experience satisfaction until our lives give satisfaction to others

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Don't Drink the Koolaid | Drew Reding | Grace Community Fellowship

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