God is a giving God, and he has offered us every spiritual blessing in the heavenly realm. There are some things that God wants to give us, but we, first, have to let go of what we're holding onto in order to receive. What are you afraid of letting go?

If everyone does their part, we have the potential to start a flood of healing, generosity, and problem solving all over the world. In order to affect this positive change, as a body, we must embrace excellence in giving.

Jesus offers us a living water that can quench our thirst, but so often we find ourselves drinking from broken cisterns that leave us thirsty. What well are you drinking from to give you life instead of the living water that Jesus offers?

The typical Christian settles for living off drops of water from a leaky faucet, when God desires your sustenance to be that of Niagara Falls. He is the God of power, strength, and uncontainable force. Are you looking to him to fill you up and allow rivers of living water to pour out of you?

Communion is acknowledging your commitment to God and his commitment to you. Jesus offers himself as the solution to our spiritual hunger and thirst. Just like with actual food and drink, we are to feed daily. Does your spirit need filling?

God invites us into a relationship so that we may have more of him. In knowing more of him, we, in turn, discover who we truly are and are transformed by his mercies. Have you said "yes" to God?

As a man, Jesus had to grow in wisdom, stature, and in favor with God. If Jesus had to grow, what does that mean for us? Becoming a Christian is more than just a belief system, it is entering into a journey with Jesus for the span of our earthly lives and into eternity.

This is an invitation to more and an offer to true life. A life beyond you and your scope. Let us be re-made!

Nothing can separate us from God’s love. He can use all things for good, so let him get down to the depths of your soul and allow him to turn your tragedy into testimony.

There is treasure hidden in each of us. When we give our lives to following Christ, we become vessels of his spirit and have the ability to shine his light onto others.