Life doesn’t just happen on Sundays. It happens in the in-between — on commutes and kitchen tables, in sleepless nights and endless scrolls, in conversations no one else hears. It is in those spaces that faith feels most vulnerable, and yet it is there that faith is lived.

The In-Between is a call to see those 167 hours outside the sanctuary not as empty, but as essential. Scripture reminds us that Jesus met people on roadsides, at wells, and around tables. Paul wrote letters that discipled across distance. God has always been present in the in-between — and He is present in ours, even in the digital world.

My prayer is simple: that you will see the truth about online ministry. It is not something to fear if the Lord is there — and He already is. That makes it a calling we must not ignore, because it is in the in-between — where faith is vulnerable and yet lived, where it frays and tries to hold on — that His presence is most needed.

So here’s the question anyone who calls Him Lord must face:
Will you watch God work from a distance — or join Him?