We long for you to discover and develop your spiritual gifts. Steve's informative talk introduces and explains several kinds of gifts. "God has given each of you a gift from his great variety of spiritual gifts. Use them well to serve one another."

God graciously distributes gifts to all of us & achieves His purposes through us. Our gifts are necessary; none are insignificant. We're all equipped for works of service. When we serve with our gifts, we're part of extending God's hope to the world.

We're examining the clues of our lives, doing the creative best we can to give our lives to serve God. Our gifts are for the common good, and are revealed as we serve. For the Church to thrive, we must develop and use our spiritual gifts together.

You're God's masterpiece--an original, handd-crafted work of art created with purpose & intention & immeasurable value. Your calling unfolds when you choose to serve; through service we discover the true meaning of our lives as part of God's Kingdom.

We're made in God's image, made to experience God's presence. Jesus stepped into history so we could step into friendship with God & keep in step with the Spirit. Jesus is our end: "For from him and through him and to him are all things" (Rom 11:36).

To close out our family series, Chip Ingram talks about 5 things on God's agenda to develop and embed in your life and your children's lives.

On Father's Day, Ryan Ingram brings in some dads from our community to explore the way the metaphor of fatherhood sheds light on God's identity, revealing God's goodness and love.

Nancy Ortberg shares that in the family we experience love for each other and God's love for us. Parenting requires servant leadership, genuine love, & attentive prayer; we must become students of the other, genuinely loving people for who they are

Our greatest task in reaching the next generation is passing on our faith. But Christian parents don't automatically generate kids who love & follow Jesus; we must be intentional about teaching them to love God with passion & love people on purpose.

Often our dream for our kids is happiness. But God longs for holiness. How do we raise kids who aren't just happy, but holy? As parents, we lead the way in choosing holiness: character over comfort, purpose over pleasure, conviction over conformity.