Jesus came to save sinners. Sounds pretty familiar, right? Seriously though, Jesus came to save YOU. What is your response to that? What is your response when Jesus actually says, “Follow me?”
Who is called out? What does that even mean? Does Jesus only call certain people? There are a ton of questions when it comes to following after Jesus, and in this series we will explore what it looks like, who it’s for and what it means for all of us.
Everything has a starting point. Every job, every journey, every living thing. Our faith has a starting point as well. If the resurrection is real, what are the implications for us? How can it really become the starting point of our faith?
A good rescue is always worth talking about. But a good rescue is only “good” if it’s necessary. In this series, we will see why humanity needed to be rescued and how Jesus accomplished that through death on the cross, being who He says He is and finally defeating death.
Everyone has times in life where their expectations aren’t met. Sometimes, those situations are so drastic that, if we are honest, we believe God has let us down. Where was He? Why didn’t He intervene? It’s in these moments where our response makes all the difference.
A good rescue is always worth talking about. But a good rescue is only “good” if it’s necessary. In this series, we will see why humanity needed to be rescued and how Jesus accomplished that through death on the cross, being who He says He is and finally defeating death.
What significance does the cross have on humanity’s rescue? Did we even need to be rescued? As we look the time Jesus hung on the cross we can find many truths about what He did and why it matters.
A good rescue is always worth talking about. But a good rescue is only “good” if it’s necessary. In this series, we will see why humanity needed to be rescued and how Jesus accomplished that through death on the cross, being who He says He is and finally defeating death.
When we give to Jesus, He can do more than we could ever imagine. Our logic and limited understanding is simply no match for His multiplication.
Is giving commanded? What should we give? How much? Why? All of these questions matter, and the answers may be surprising to many people. We will answer these questions and more as we really investigate the power of giving.
When we talk about money at church, people can get a bit uncomfortable. But honestly, the way we handle our finances can tell us a lot about our priorities and what we really value.
Is giving commanded? What should we give? How much? Why? All of these questions matter, and the answers may be surprising to many people. We will answer these questions and more as we really investigate the power of giving.
When we think of the word “opportunity”, we don’t normally correlate that with giving. But what if we radically changed our view? What if we truly began to see giving as an opportunity to make a different in the Kingdom?
Is giving commanded? What should we give? How much? Why? All of these questions matter, and the answers may be surprising to many people. We will answer these questions and more as we really investigate the power of giving.
Valentine’s Day is one of those days love is celebrated. But is it real love? Let’s take a look at what the Bible says about love and measure our relationships with that.
“Love” is a word that is thrown around quite often in our culture. We love a certain food, a certain sports team, a certain song, etc. We love this person and that person. We love love love. But, do we really? Are we loving the way God has called us to love? In this series we will examine ways we can truly learn to love.
There are certain people in our lives we just don’t get along with. There are some people who don’t like us, some who want to see us fail, and some who are mean and ugly to us consistently. Does God say anything about how we should respond to these people? Those that seem to be our enemy, should we love them the same?
“Love” is a word that is thrown around quite often in our culture. We love a certain food, a certain sports team, a certain song, etc. We love this person and that person. We love love love. But, do we really? Are we loving the way God has called us to love? In this series we will examine ways we can truly learn to love.
As we look at the character and attributes of God, we see that He exists (and always has) in community. He created us in His image, to also live in community with others. How can we really do that? What does it look like? Is it worth it?
“Love” is a word that is thrown around quite often in our culture. We love a certain food, a certain sports team, a certain song, etc. We love this person and that person. We love love love. But, do we really? Are we loving the way God has called us to love? In this series we will examine ways we can truly learn to love.