When God calls out to us we have a choice, though the choice is rarely easy. We can choose to remain in our bubble and be about our business or we can step out and step into God’s will.

During times of unrest and cultural failures, it's important for us as Jesus followers to have and attitude of "Yes Lord, here I am. It positions us to look towards God, evaluate our own condition, and points people towards Jesus.

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The Bible is full of examples of people being used in-spite of their past. The story of Moses is one of those examples. It reveals that when we present ourselves to God, with a 'here I am" kind of attitude, that God can do amazing things. That he can deal with our past and equip us for a great work. Join us tonight as we look at lessons from Moses.

Join us for Mike Laborico's testimony.

When it comes to our faith and the pursuit of God’s call on our lives, we tend to dismiss our ability to be used. We look at our past, our character flaws, or even our perceived lack of faith as disqualifiers. The truth of the matter though, God is just looking for present people who are willing to be used. When we answer God’s call with a “Here I am” attitude, we will not only find ourselves in his service, but we will find our story changed.

Experiencing God's purpose requires us to be ready for a higher purpose, and to be fully present and attentive to the moment. So often we are ready for what we want and give no mind to what God may want. We respond to him with a "Yes Lord, there you are…” rather than a "Yes Lord, Here I am" kind of attitude. Tonight we will examine Abraham and discover what changing our response can do in our lives.

For many of us, what we leave behind is an area of contemplation. Will we be remembered and if so, what for? What kind of adults will our children and grandchildren be? What will be said at our funeral? Though we can’t answer those questions for sure, we can focus on building a legacy that honors God. We can trust that when we do that, our lives will be more meaningful than we could ever imagine.

Join us for Adam Wilson's testimony.

In life we will face many trials and difficult situations. Oftentimes it feels like these trials will overcome us and destroy everything. But Jesus said “take heart”, in other words be confident, because He had already overcome these things for us! Uncertainty is something that the enemy often uses to shake our faith and deter us from our calling. Join us as we look at how Jesus has secured our future and made a way for us.