The book of Hebrews gives us some great advice in regards to keeping Christ first while walking in our destiny.

We are in a battle with the forces of this world and in that battle we have a purpose. The good thing is we fight from a place of victory. The enemies weapon is deception, but ours is greater. And that’s why we need to be wise in every opportunity, walking in His light, and His love with humility, gentleness, peace and unity.

When following the destiny God has for our life, we must keep our relationship with Christ first, or all else unravels.

God has a destiny for us, but we must choose to walk in it.

When we are in Christ, transformed by Him, and our lives centered around Him, we begin to uncover our destiny.

There's a theme that runs through the Bible, and that's one of newness. Through Jesus, God made all things new and makes our life new.

Easter is more than a holiday. It's a celebration of an event, an event that changed everything. Because of what happened we have an opportunity to have a relationship with the God of the universe. A God who's much bigger than we often want to allow Him to be. Easter is a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It's a celebration of a God so big who loved us so much he came into our small world.

Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, a day celebrated as Palm Sunday, was a celebration of all that Jesus had done for people to bring healing, freedom and new life. We can have that same celebration today through Jesus.

If we're not producing something we're not truly alive. It is possible though that what we produce isn't good. Jesus said "I Am the Vine" and if we "remain in Him we will produce much fruit, but apart from Him we can do nothing."

When Jesus said I Am the resurrection and the life, it wasn't just prophetic, it was a promise.