Tribe Byron Bay

As we reflect on Jesus, the risen Lord who overcame death and now reigns in glory, we focus on the life of the true Son of God. He came to earth as a man to show us the way—to demonstrate how we should live as children of God. One of the key benefits of a healed identity is authenticity.  Many see authenticity as being unfiltered and real, but that's not the full picture. Authenticity also involves humility, surrender, quietness, and going low. Through Philippians 2, we explore Jesus’ self-emptying love—kenosis. His humility, obedience, and willingness to suffer as the true and authentic Son are central. We delve into the idea that authenticity in God’s kingdom is often refined and revealed through suffering and surrender. Maria challenged us to reflect on what authentic discipleship looks like today: laying down rights, embracing obedience, and walking in alignment with the Father. Throughout this series, we will explore what it means to live with genuine, vulnerable, and surrendered faith.  Ultimately, this