Jesus has called us to walk beside him, so that we may be fully alive and represent him in our lives and lifestyles. Being fully alive, in Christ, has nothing to do with our current state and everything to do with our continuous seeking of him. It is with our diligent pursuit that we are privy to glimpse into what he is currently doing, and the gifts he is preparing us for. If you believe that God is the perfect father, shouldn’t your life reflect that?

Righteousness is not earned—it is a gift for those who put their faith in Christ. Jesus' sacrifice covered our offenses, so that nothing could stand in the way of our relationship with him. Have you accepted his gift that is freely given or are you still trying to earn it?

Regardless of what your story is, Jesus just wants to heal, revive, clothe, and free you. We were designed to live our life with our Creator, so whatever sin is entangling you, or whatever hardship you’re facing, invite God into it. He will set you free.

No matter how you've been living your life, your heavenly father is ready for you and waiting to wrap you in a robe of grace and forgiveness. God wants to put your life back together, but, in order for that to happen, we must come back home to him.

If you reject God you will always become less than what God intended you to be. You cannot become all that he's intended until you acknowledge that he exists and give him your life.

Will Davis commissions the Hutto campus, launching from Round Rock.

The path of our Lord means life. We are called to stand out in the light, and it is our very love of Christ that allows us to function differently.

In a fluctuating and challenging world it is easy to lead with criticism, but that isn't how we are called to be as a church. We have a higher calling than just grumbling—we're the people with the answer to bring life and light into the world.

God wants to give you more than just conventional wisdom. He wants to give you the transformational power of his grace and mercy through a relationship with him. It is his truth that will truly set you free.

The early church set the bar on how we are to live and operate as Christ-followers. They witnessed and participated in healings, exorcisms, and reviving the dead. What has changed since then, and how can we get back to that way of living?