When the time comes for people to go their separate ways, how does the world handle it? More importantly, how should we handle it?

When people don't meet our expectations of them, when they let us down, when they hurt us... what does it mean to forgive them?

When we expect God to do something, it's not always quick and easy. Sometimes there are some sidetracks, and then He might not even do the thing the way we thought He would.

Have you ever felt like God didn't come through? Maybe you expected Him to do something for you, and it hasn't happened yet? Sometimes when it feels like God didn't meet our expectations, He's actually just trying to teach us how to be patient.

Often times, we put our focus on things that don't matter in the scope of eternity. But Jesus showed us how to make sure our priorities are in order.

We get all kinds of labels put on us, both by ourselves and by the world. But when we let Jesus label us instead, we get to live in His purpose.

It's our nature to want to be in control. But what happens when a situation in our lives gets to the point where no matter how hard we try, we simply don't have the control anymore?

When we encounter Jesus, things can flip in an instant. We start this series with a look at a wee little man in the Bible whose expectations got flipped when he met Jesus.

Would you guess there are similarities between the Star Wars saga and the Gospel story? Tonight, we look at some of the similarities, and then some of the differences.

After two weeks of looking at where we get our identity from, this message looks at how our identity affects our actions.