you can’t finish what you don’t start, God cant answer a prayer you don’t pray. what we see is how you do anything, is how you will do everything. Dream God sized dream and then start where you are and watch God work it out.

we all have 24 hours each day that God has given us and what I want to look at today is of those are we cultivating good habits, are we making the most of our time, talents and treasure that God has given us. We pray like it depends on God, and work like it depends on us.

Don’t look at the obstacles as the problem but that obstacle is the way to the other side. Sometimes in life we want God split the Seas when God is waiting for us to take a leap of faith. Today we look at Exodus 14.

If you let culture it will try and name you and tame you, it will label you, it will define you, You have to know who you are and Whose you are, in Ephesians we are called blessed, chosen, blameless, adopted, redeemed, sealed, stamped that is who you are that is your name.

We have a choice. We can play it safe or we can seize the life God has in mind for us. What’s it going to be? Come explore what can happen when we become Bold.

Join us for an Easter message as we look at the last 7 sayings Jesus made at the cross and how they are important for us today.

Tonight as we finish off our series on Loving Like Jesus we must ask ourselves the question, am I living a life of more - a life of radical kingdom love? Do we only love those who agree with us and are likable or are we loving with more, praying for those different than us and displaying radical love to all those we come in contact with.

Tonight we refocus our attention on loving people like Jesus, when we truly understand that Jesus died on the cross for our sin and in your place, it changes how we address the brokenness going on around us. You want to love in a fractured world? Represent Jesus and his kingdom well.

Have you ever felt like you didnt measure up, or always seemed to left out or ignored?

How as followers of Jesus do we love those who seem to be marginalized? Jesus did not just love marginalized people, Jesus moved the margins, His heart moved with compassion. Scripture we are looking at is Matthew 20:30-34

It just seems like anger is on the rise. You turn on the TV and its pundits yelling at each other. You go on the internet and its people dissing and demonizing each other. It just seems like we're more divided, we're more polarized, we're more fractious and fractured than in a long, long time. How are we supposed to react to that as believers, as followers of Jesus Christ? In a fractured world, how are we to be agents of love, agents of unity, agents of harmony and peace?