This week, we take a look at the parable of the Prodigal Son. One of the takeaways from the parable is that sometimes our sinful lifestyle keeps us from God the father, but sometimes our own sense of moral goodness keeps us from God. Jesus says they are both wrong. It is only those who know they need the grace of God that can be saved.

This week, we take a look at how important it is to give with a willing heart every chance we have. And we also explore two of the greatest threats to the future of our faith. One is that we don’t take seriously the call of Jesus, and the other is that we decide who Jesus calls.

This week, we look at what saying what we believe matters. It makes our faith concrete. And to take it one step further, actually acting on what we believe does wonders. It transforms our faith into something more resilient. 

This week, we see that God provides before and as we follow. So, consider how you can humble yourself enough that regardless of what you see around, you chose to jump in the game rather than sitting on the sidelines.

This week, we look at what it means to “take up your cross” and truly live your life for Jesus.  It often starts with a growing picture of Jesus and more of your life shared with Jesus.   

This week, we look at three steps to life: Jesus is Lord, Live Jesus’ Values, and Your Life Will Stand. Does your life reflect these principles?  And, if not, what adjustments can you make?

The Bible tells us that Jesus has the ability and the authority to forgive. In Luke, Jesus established that He can, wants to, and will forgive you.

There’s good news in that Jesus has come to offer spiritual freedom, and he has come for those who admit their spiritual need. This is all of us. In light of this, how do you respond?

This week, we look at what it means to “take up your cross” and truly live your life for Jesus.  It often starts with a growing picture of Jesus and more of your life shared with Jesus.   

This week, we look at what it means to “take up your cross” and truly live your life for Jesus.  It often starts with a growing picture of Jesus and more of your life shared with Jesus.