We must evaluate ourselves, Jesus, and one another so that we can have fullness of life.

God's love for you is eternal, mysterious and covenantal and it equips us to love others with a powerful sacrificial love in response.

Every family passes on its culture. As children of God, he passes on his love to us so we can give it to others. Are we children of God? Love for others is the proof.

Being called children of God has amazing implications. In 1 John 3 we find out that as children of God we are loved more than we can imagine, freed from the enslavement of sin, and destined for glory alongside Christ. 

In our pursuit of fullness of life, we will face threats.  God resources us and rewards us in our perseverance.

We continued our study in 1 John by examining how we are to love God and neighbor while resisting the threat of the world's temptation. 

This Sunday we started our study in 1 John. We see how God is relentless in his pursuit of us so we can have fullness of life.

This Sunday, we took a day to come back to the most irriducable minimum that brings us together: the glory of the mercy and grace of the gospel of Jesus.

In order to unleash the power of the gospel into the world for great impact, we must be faithful in all things along the way. Compelling Missional Disciples hold in tension a vision for impact with every-day faithfulness.

Spiritual Power. Intellectual Power. Multiplication Power. The earliest Christians exhibit a wholistic discipleship that refuses a one-dimensional approach.