As we examine 1 Corinthians 15:1-20, we will see that "Jesus Christ Rose from the Dead to Make Our Faith and Our Hope Gloriously Real," in three ways: 1st) Jesus Rose to Make Our Faith Really Historical, 2nd) Jesus Rose to Make Our Redemption Really Possible, And, 3rd) Jesus Rose to Make Our Lives Really Matter

Jesus Came to Make Us Who We Were Meant to Be and as we examine Romans 8:18-30, we will see two truths: 1st) Our Greatest Need is for Us to Become Who God Made Us to Be, 2nd) we will see Our Greatest Hope is that God Has Promised He is Making Those Who Love Him All We Were Meant to Be.

As we look at what Paul shares in 2 Corinthians 8:1-9, 9:6-11, we see that Jesus Came to Make Us Cheerfully Generous People by giving us three heart attitudes. 1st, Jesus came to give us an attitude of grace. 2nd, Jesus came to give us an attitude of trust. 3rd, Jesus came to give us the attitude of himself, the attitude of Christ.

As we examine Galatians 3:24-4:7, we will unpack the beauty of how “Jesus Came to Adopt Us Into God’s Loving Family,” through three questions. 1st) Why We Need God’s Adoption?, 2nd), How We Get God’s Adoption?, And, 3rd), How God’s Adoption Changes Us?

As we look at Acts 2:22-28, we will see three ways "Jesus Came to Give Us Hope Stronger than the Worst Suffering.” First, Jesus gives us God’s wisdom and purpose in suffering. Second, Jesus gives us undefeatable hope in suffering. Third, Jesus gives us God’s reassuring presence in suffering.

As we look at 2 Corinthians 5:18-21 and a few other texts, we will discover the beauty of the truth that “Jesus himself Came to Restore Our Relationship with God and Others.” We will be impressed with two truths. First, Jesus came, at great cost to himself, to do the beautiful work of healing our relationship with God. Second, Jesus calls us, sometimes at great cost, to help others in the beautiful work of restoring their relationship with God and us.

In the parable of the unforgiving servant, we will see how, “Jesus Came to Make Us Forgiven and Forgiving People.” Last week, we focused on the first half of this parable and, “How Our Forgiveness is Transformed When We Understand the Cost of God’s Forgiveness.” This week we will look at the second half of the parable, and see how “God’s forgiveness for us transforms how we forgive others,” in three ways. First, Our Process for Forgiving Others. Second, Our Danger in Not Forgiving Others. And, T

In the parable of the unforgiving servant, we will see how, “Jesus Came to Make Us Forgiven and Forgiving People.” This week, we will focus on the first half of this parable and, “How Our Forgiveness is Transformed When We Understand the Cost of God’s Forgiveness.” Next week we will look at “How Our Forgiveness Is Transformed When We Extend God’s Forgiveness to Others.”

As Jesus unpacks the rich young ruler's heart’s true treasure, we will also see how “Jesus Came to Reveal Our Heart’s True Treasure… and point us to the true treasure we most need” We will ask two questions. First, What Do We Need to Do to Find God’s Life-Giving Treasure? And, Second, How Jesus Came to Bring Us Life-Giving Treasure?

As we look at two prayers that Paul gives in Ephesians 1 and 3, we will be discussing, “Our Greatest Need: Experiencing God’s Life-Changing Treasure," answering three questions. 1st) What is the treasure we most need? 2nd) Why do we need this treasure? And, 3rd), How do we get this treasure?