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In God’s economy, things don’t always go the way we think they should or the way we think makes sense. So much of the world is about living for self. But God says true life is found in “inside out” living. What does it take to have an inside out life?
Today we are going to share in a story told by Jesus. It’s simple, powerful, and penetrating. What would it mean to live a “grace-filled” life?
Each of our lives is centered on something. What is at the center of yours? What would it mean to live a life centered around the Gospel?
Where do you need to grow in 2020 as a believer? We all have a next step with Christ. Colossians 3 provides some key areas to consider.
Our new series focuses on "upgrading" our relationship to God. There are blessings to be found in a life focused on pleasing God above all else. “Do everything in love” (1 Corinthians 16:14, CSB).
Christmas has come and gone which means decorations will be coming down soon. But before we put it all away, there’s still one more gift we must open...the gift of faith. When we face disappointments in life, faith can give us the perspective we need to get from an attitude of quitting to a life of overcoming.
Even if you love one another and would consider yourselves to be a close family, everyone has some family drama. It seems that whatever is drama is becomes amplified at Christmas. Today we learn some lessons from Jesus’ family and their drama over generations.
We live in a world filled with news and much of it would be called bad news. Our world is broken by sin and sinners. It was and is to such a world that Jesus comes.
There are many things we associate with the Christmas season. Most of them are positive but one of the negatives that affects most people is “busyness.” It can be hard to enjoy Christmas, and it can be hard to enjoy life, because of our packed calendars. How do we create space when we are in a busy season of life?
Today we kick off our new White Elephant Christmas December messages. The story of Christmas is of a God who gives great gifts but maybe not the ones we expected or thought we needed.