We all want to know what we need to do to be better, but maybe it’s not about doing more? Maybe it’s less about what we need to do and more about learning to accept what Jesus has already done for us.

Most people in our culture have a warped view of who Jesus is. During “Not My Jesus” we are discovering who Jesus really is.

Most people in our culture have a warped view of what strength is. So, when we hear that Jesus was meek, we might think he was weak. But, meekness isn't weakness, it's power under control. Let's learn from Jesus how we can become meek without being weak.

It's our choice whether we follow Jesus or not. But, if we choose to follow Him, we don't get to choose what following Jesus looks like. We like to think of Jesus as being safe. He is good, but He isn't safe. If you want to step toward your destiny, you have to step away from your security.

Too often, our view of Jesus is molded into what we want instead of allowing Jesus to mold us into who He created us to be. We can’t know who we are or our purpose until we know who Jesus really is. If you make Jesus into what you want, you’ll miss the Jesus that you need.

Everyone has a job to do, but no one has to do it alone. God created on purpose, so we can live on purpose.

Difficulties and adversities viciously force all their might on us and cause us to fall apart, but they are necessary elements of individual growth and true potential. C3'er Melissa Pemberton shares her story of addiction, abuse, and rock bottom, how God brought her through it, and how God is using her to make a positive impact because of it.

If you find yourself struggling with the same old things, it’s probably because you keep trying to change from the outside in. You think if you change what you do, you’ll be able to change who you are. God doesn’t teach us to change from the outside in, He teaches us to change from the inside out. When you believe who God says you are, you can become who God created you to be.

Do you make the same new year’s resolutions year after year because you struggle to follow through? Do you have bad habits, sin, and personal junk that just never seems to go away? These actions are like cobwebs. We keep trying to clean them out, but they come right back sooner or later. Why? Because in order to get rid of the cobwebs, we need to kill the spiders that are making them. We need to deal with the root cause of our actions.

In our lives, we should look back and reflect on our past with gratefulness. But, we should also look forward. We must number our days, so we don't waste our days.