God’s vision for us is that we would become like Jesus. If we want to look like Jesus on the outside we must put on the character of Christ on the inside. We need VIM – Vision, Intention, and Means to become like Jesus. (Philippians 3:7, 14, 17)

Today you have been given two choices: The Pathway of Self-Worship which temporarily may feel good but ultimately leads to radical ruin. Or the Pathway of Self-Denial which temporarily may feel difficult but ultimately leads to radical goodness. Luke 9:23

Do you believe that significant change is possible? What you would take care of you must first understand. Do you realize that your heart needs constant renovation? Are you aware of how incapable you are of doing this on your own?

Who do you say Jesus is? What are you going to do with Him? Jesus is a revolutionist. Whatever your situation in life, do you believe that significant change is possible? Jesus wants to change you from the inside out. (Rom. 8:3; 5:6,8,10; Prov. 4:23)

Until a person knows that he has died to the law, he will attempt to relate to Jesus through the law system which can create frustration in our relationship with God. (Rom. 8:1; Gal. 3:21-22; John 8:31-32 & Other Selected Scriptures)

True evangelism must always start by preaching the law. With the Law, the Spirit breaks hardened hearts, and with the gospel the Spirit heals broken hearts. (Gal. 2:16; Rom. 3:20; 7:22 & Other Selected Scriptures)

Our neighbors aren't waiting for a new program from our church, they're looking for evidence in our lives that we are following Jesus. God trains us in ways unique to us to fulfill unique purposes, and we know little or nothing about where we are going.

If we understood the Old Testament Hebrew model of blessing and practiced it, problems of childishness, midlife crisis, and marital meltdowns would cease to exist. Loving words that picture a special future help people change and develop in positive ways.

We are focusing on unity and transformation through discipleship in community.

Relational conflicts reveal our own sinful cravings. (James 4:1-2)