John implores us to know and rely on God's love for us. What kind of fruit comes from this knowing and relying? How does that serve as a springboard into the rest of our lives?

"God is love" is one of the most direct and basic statements about who God is, and it has huge implications for us. What does mean that before love is a feeling or action that it is a Person? What does God's love do to us and in us when it finds us?

What is the measure of a 'good life?' How do we evaluate the things we do, as individuals and as a community?

The resurrection of Jesus is the most significant moment in human history. But what does it mean to be a community and individuals defined by it? How do we live on mission with the resurrected and victorious Jesus?

Emotions are a good thing: something created by God for his glory and our good. But our emotions are warped and broken, and sometimes lead us wrong. How does God answer this for us?

Love is a wonderful thing: but what is love? How does God embody and prove his love for us in Christ...and how do we respond to that love?

In 1 John 3.1-10, John pulls back the curtain to show the spiritual "behind the scenes" of our lives in a way that clarifies, challenges, and calls us to faith in Jesus and mission with him.

What Jesus has accomplished transforms our present and our future. What does that mean for our desires and the way we live our lives?