Imagine for a moment that you are a beggar and a crippled one at that. Can you imagine being carried everywhere you needed to go? 2000 plus years ago, there are no wheelchairs; no devices to get you from one place to another… you are totally dependent on someone else. It must be a humbling, embarrassing and helpless feeling.

Our relationship with God is not transactional… it’s relational. Yes, Jesus paid the price for our Salvation… He cancelled the debt and made this relationship with God possible. However, we cannot earn our salvation. Father’s love for us is unconditional.

Our relationship with God is not transactional… it’s relational. Yes, Jesus paid the price for our Salvation… He cancelled the debt and made this relationship with God possible. However, we cannot earn our salvation. Father’s love for us is unconditional.

Our relationship with God is not transactional… it’s relational. Yes, Jesus paid the price for our Salvation… He cancelled the debt and made this relationship with God possible. However, we cannot earn our salvation. Father’s love for us is unconditional.

Walking with Jesus… His way, His truth… requires a level of confidence in Him that conflicts with most of our experience of living in the wild. Have you ever wondered what it would be like, feel like, look like… to be fearless in every area of your life?

Walking with Jesus… His way, His truth… requires a level of confidence in Him that conflicts with most of our experience of living in the wild. Have you ever wondered what it would be like, feel like, look like… to be fearless in every area of your life?

Walking with Jesus… His way, His truth… requires a level of confidence in Him that conflicts with most of our experience of living in the wild. Have you ever wondered what it would be like, feel like, look like… to be fearless in every area of your life?

In the context of our daily lives filled with our own stuff (Sad Tragic Fears and Failures) How do we put on Christ… assume the identity when life is interrupted by the cares and routines of life, when we must earn a living, take care of business and our margins are spread too thin?

In the context of our daily lives filled with our own stuff (Sad Tragic Fears and Failures) How do we put on Christ… assume the identity when life is interrupted by the cares and routines of life, when we must earn a living, take care of business and our margins are spread too thin?

In the context of our daily lives filled with our own stuff (Sad Tragic Fears and Failures) How do we put on Christ… assume the identity when life is interrupted by the cares and routines of life, when we must earn a living, take care of business and our margins are spread too thin?