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How does Paul rejoice in his sacrifice to love? How can we?
Col 1:1-8 | Week 1
What does it mean that God is our prepared shepherd?
After Jesus has encountered us, how do we share that story with others so they can have their own encounter with Jesus?
When we have intellectual doubts, doubts about God’s character, or doubt our own faith… how does God meet us?
How does Jesus meet us in the storms of life?
What do we do with the guilt from sin we carry? How does Jesus meet us in guilt?
We are prone to detach, deny, and drug our pain. But how do we deal with our pain in a way that God can meet us through it?
What is it your heart really desires? And if it isn’t God, is that a problem?
Worship is seeing, savoring, and thanking God. Not only for what He has done, but also who He is.
When the path of temptation looks more satisfying than the path of obedience, what do you do?
Why does church membership matter, especially when church gets hard?
A biblical call from Epistle of James 5 urging Christians to reject consumerism in church and instead build a healthy, thriving community through shared life, pastoral care, and persistent prayer.
We are all drawn to live our lives that value certain things. The question is, does our life eternally matter?
There is an inseparable link between knowing God as God and our ability to be still.
How does the Bible call Christians to use their time wisely?
How does James instruct Christians to deal with conflict? Not simply on the surface, but at the heart level?
You can either choose wisdom from above or wisdom from below to live your life by. Which one you choose has massive implications.
Is there more to God’s call to tame the tongue, than simply stop cussing?
We all feel the ache of the curse in our lives. In suffering, anxiety, death, sadness. How does Christ overcome this curse?
If the triumphal entry of Jesus led to death, why do we call it the triumphal entry?
How do we actually put our faith into practice?
James challenges us to have hearts that value others by the outward appearance.
What does pure religion look like in our lives and in our church?