Today we’re continuing our mini-series “Who's Your ONE.” That person in your life who doesn’t know Jesus as Lord. During our time together, Pastor Douglas is going to challenge you to see your lost person from God’s perspective. God sees them as priceless and is willing to do whatever it takes to restore that one lost soul. Get ready to see unsaved people in a new way, as we explore the “Priceless ONE” from Matthew 18:10-14. As always, feel free to leave your questions and comments.

There is no more excellent feeling than when you get picked to do something that you never thought you would be able to do. For some, that means making the varsity team, graduating from college, starting your professional career, falling in love, and getting married. There's an even greater opportunity that's been made available to us. I'm talking about the gift of salvation. It is hands down the greatest gift that any of us will ever receive. Jesus picked us to be part of His family.

This past Sunday, Pastor Douglas challenged us to "Go get our one" from Matthew 4:18-22. The "one" is that person in our lives who we know needs Jesus. Just like Jesus picked us, we in turn are responsible to go and pick others. We're called to share the Gospel and invite people to believe in Jesus.

The command to "Go get your one" isn't an option, it's something we have to do. Watch the full sermon here. I pray that you'll be inspired to go out and share the Gospel.

When you refuse to forgive, you are refusing to live.

God is the Great Shepherd who loves and cares for His sheep both through the good and the bad times.

Most of us don’t have a problem with thanking God, especially when we get what we want or when He blesses us unexpectedly. But what about the times when things don’t go your way? Do the words “thank you” still flow freely from your heart to your lips? Check out this latest sermon from Pastor Douglas to learn how to be a “Thanks-liver” - a person whose thanks isn’t based on their current situation or what God has recently done for them. Grab your Bibles and join us in Acts 4:32-35!

Open your eyes to reality and be reinvigorated to

live for Jesus.

The words down and out are not in God’s vocabulary and neither should they be in yours.

When you see God at work, what’s going on is always more than what meets the

eye.

When I focus more on Christ and less on ME, WE get to experience true community.

Get Jesus straight – Your life is shaped by your understanding of Him.