HARVEST
FAYETTE

If we ARE a Gospel-centered people, then we WILL be a people moved by the Gospel to love one another, serve the least of these, grow together in grace, cherish diversity, care about all nations, make disciples, and plant churches. But if we lead with any of those things, and as follows the Gospel is secondary, then we will inevitably compromise the beauty and centrality of the Gospel for the salvation and joy of all peoples.