In accepting Christ, you enter into a blended family. The believer sitting next to you and the believer halfway around the world is your family member. Is God asking you to join this family or is he asking you to extend an invite to someone else?

Savior. Christ. Lord. By giving his life as the ultimate sacrifice, Jesus called us out of darkness and into his loving light. Through relationship and community, we can experience the Christ on earth. This season give the Lord permission to reign in and through you.

Jesus is the fulfillment of the most powerful promise God ever made to us. The promise of redemption and his unending presence. This Christmas remember the Christ, the one who paid the price to set us free!

Thanksgiving can easily be just a season of the year, but we have a choice to make it a way of life. It takes an intentionality and an awareness of Christ in our lives to build the habit of gratitude. Let us rejoice and be grateful for our loving God and our beautiful blessings!

Wake up, sleeping giant! Learn simple, yet profound ways to effectively change the course of human history by overcoming evil with good.

Christ has made you into a unique creation; each with a grand design and purpose. When we fully surrender what we have to God, he has the power to do more amazing things with our lives than we ever could have imagined! Are you willing to let go?

There is no sin or difficulty in your life big enough to deplete God of his fullness. He gives daily grace to ALL—do you need another round of mercy, patience, endurance, or forgiveness? God has more than enough for you, and where God’s fullness is known there is an abundance of peace, protection and joy!

Generosity doesn’t just change your heart, but it, also, changes your mind. Living a giving lifestyle teaches what is really important and allows you to store up true riches i.e. treasures in heaven.

If we adopt a lifestyle of generosity, we step into God’s plan for the world — by solving problems, blessing lives, quieting skeptics, and transforming hearts. Jesus gave his life for us, and, in turn, our generosity acknowledges his sacrifice. In being generous to others we demonstrate the kindness and sacrificial nature of God.

Jesus desires prodigal worship, which means emptying yourself out and laying down before the King of all kings. It is not about your comfort level, but about acknowledging Christ and his sacrifice when partaking in the various forms of worship. Is the way you worship pleasing to men or to God?