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Moses was 80 years old when he had this encounter with God.

When resurrection power becomes our lifestyle, things our lives are assessed, adjusted, and added. Not only must we be mindful of how resurrection affects our lives and relationships, but how we affect the lives of other people. Look at your life, recognize the obstacles you've grown through, be cognizant of the people around you, seek out how to bring value to them and others in your sphere of influence, rinse and repeat. This is what "making resurrection a lifestyle" looks like.

Last Easter we spent our time lifting up the Lord's ability to raise up communities. We followed up later with the foundation of our church that we see in Ezekial 37 where the army of dry bones is resurrected. For then and today it is imperative that we celebrate Jesus' resurrection while claiming it for ourselves!

Our emotional health is just as important as mental and physical health. Emotional health often affects how we respond. Emotional health is reflected in how we interact and engage with people, whether we are obedient to what we hear from God or not. It's time to prioritize health, joy and peace boundaries that allow us to live in the favor of God.

How many times do we think our "baggage" counts us out or makes us too messy to walk in purpose or carry out God's plans in our lives? Our baggage and mess is what makes us relevant and relatable to the people around us. As we share our situations, downfalls, fears, hopes and lessons learned it helps free others and bring fresh insight.

God wants to bring us into the fullness of our lives. Are we walking around to walk around or are we walking the path of purpose? There's always been purpose and direction for your life, the questions is, are you seeking God for revelation of it? God will bring you out of brokenness and despair and into purpose!

How do you navigate relationships transitioning? Inevitably our lives will transition as a result of growth. As we mature into walking with Jesus we begin to value and experience healing while growing up together in UNITY. Naturally transitions will have to occur. Relational transitions are difficult because externally not much may have changed but internally we are changing and in some cases quite radically! Yes, we are transitioning...being conformed into the image of Jesus!

Relationships can be tricky. Even still god created us to be in relationship with one another. What's even more interesting is how we are with family and friends are indications to how we will manage long term romantic relationships! When we think about romantic relationships we understand the principles of forgiveness, compromise, communication, patience, empathy, and trust as foundational; but do we operate with our family and friends in the same way?