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We want to be humble, but we also want to make something of ourselves. How do we balance that? When do we know to get out of the way? How can we simultaneously see our value before God without propping ourselves up unrealistically?
Facing pain and heartache isn't a matter of "if" but "when." When we are in pain or suffering, is there anything we can do to reduce it? Are there some things we can't alleviate? Has Jesus really "overcome the world?"
We live in a world of distraction -- so how do we keep centered on the spiritual life in the middle of all that? How do we simplify our practice and concentration on God? How can we have less vying for our minds?
Why should I invite someone to church? Why should I make the case for following Jesus? As we wrap up this series, consider what it means to share Jesus with someone else in your life.
Okay, you want to follow Jesus, by why should we follow Jesus with others? What's the value of circling up with other people? Why does God want us in community?
Okay, so Jesus apparently rose from the dead. Why should I care? Why should I follow him, let alone organize my whole life around him? Of all the people I could choose to follow, why Jesus? Hop in to the first week of our series "Why" as Colin tackles the central question of who Jesus is and why we should follow him. Colin even shares his love/hate relationship with the show Love is Blind.
Don't miss it! Something happened on Resurrection morning that shook the very foundations of reality and sparked the start of a movement. The light from that early morning still shines today -- don't miss it! Make the story of the new life of Jesus bring new life to you.
On Good Friday we experience the depths Jesus went to in order to save us, and during Holy Week we go through it with him.
On this Palm Sunday Colin talks about how God is faithful in prayer. He answers our prayers. And praying connects us to the story of his faithfulness, including the story of his entry into Jerusalem in the story of Jesus.
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