A lot of us spend our lives pursuing the wrong calling. We have become

confused and distracted from the real reason we are here. This week is

a call to remember who we are and where we’re going. – The Book of

Esther

Is what you do for a living what God has called you to do? How do you know? This week we continue to explore the nature of God’s calling on our lives and what, if anything, it has to do with our occupation. Micah 6:8

Could God have a purpose for your life that is greater than your career or what you do for a living? If He called you, does He have something for you to do, not just somewhere to go when you die? Titus 2:1-15

What is calling? Is it what you do for a living? Is it your career or vocation? Or is it something more spiritual like full-time Christian ministry? Calling is confusing, complex and critical to us understanding what God has for us to do as believers.

We suffer from acute radical individualism. We think life revolves around us, even our Christian life. But God called us into community. He placed us into the body of Christ and expects us to grow together, not alone. Ephesians 1:3-11

This week we want to unpack what it means to live in purity. Is it just talking about not having sex outside of marriage, an affair, looking at porn, or staying sexually pure until marriage? I think you’ll find there’s more. – Colossians 3:1-10

God wants it all and He wants to impact it all. What it means to go "deeper" with God? Bible studies, prayer, meditation, fasting, giving? Or is there something more to the idea of a deeper relationship with God? 2 Peter 1:2-11

God longs to restore us to wholeness, completeness, or to a life of integrity. But first we have to admit that we’re broken. And we need to become heart-broken over our own brokenness. This week is a look at how that happens. Romans 7:15-8:5

When it comes to a life of integrity, honesty really is the best policy. God wants us to be honest with Him about where we are spiritually, as well as where we need to be. He even wants us to be honest about what we’re feeling. Psalm 139

If we could be more honest, less hypocritical, less in love with the world, and more God-dependent than self-sufficient, would we be men of integrity? Not without one essential ingredient. Check out this week’s lesson to find out what it is. Genesis 20