This season, we begin at the waters of Jesus’ baptism, where identity is revealed and love is declared before anything is accomplished. From that moment, the story does not stay still. It moves. It flows. Flowing From the Source traces how God’s Spirit continues to move through ordinary people and imperfect communities in the book of Acts. What begins in the Jordan River carries forward into councils and conflicts, prisons and households, disagreements and discoveries. The same Spirit who descends on Jesus keeps guiding, redirecting, and sustaining the church as it learns what it means to live by grace rather than control. This series invites us to consider where our faith comes from and how it moves through us. When we forget the source, we cling to rules that divide, traditions that exhaust, and idols that promise life but cannot give it. When we stay rooted in God’s grace, the Spirit frees us to grow, to reconcile, to welcome others, and to follow where God leads even when the path is unclear. As we move through Acts together, we will reflect on baptism, belonging, partnership, forgiveness, and worship not as isolated moments, but as signs of a life continually shaped by God’s presence. This is a season of listening for the Spirit’s guidance, trusting the current of grace, and learning how to live as a church that flows from the love of God into the world.