Jesus says he is the light of the world. How is his authority different than that of the world?

The story of the Prodigal Son (or the "Loving Father") presents us with a beautiful view of God's love and judgment. Our ideas of judgment are upended and if we are willing to see, we are confronted with the shattering love of God.

As we move through the season of Lent we consider a story of Jesus that shows us the depth of the love of God.

Today we begin a lenten series considering the identity, teaching, and mission of Jesus. What do people think of Jesus? who do they say that he is? What does it mean to give our lives to Christ?

What is the new life that we have once we've seen and responded to the love of God?

What is the best prayer you could ever pray for others? What prayer of intercession might encompass virtually all other prayers?

God's love is always bigger than we had previously thought. Paul writes to the church in Ephesus reminding them that the love of Christ is for all people.

When Jesus returns home he encounters 4 spirits: a spirit of flattery, a spirit of envy, a spirit of entitlement, and a spirit of anger.

The heart of the Christian message is reconciliation. We are recipients and bearers of this Gospel call.