Are you a better person? How are you different from when you first became a Christian?Do you love Christ more? Are you less susceptible to sin? What do you have to look forward to as you mature in your relationship with Christ? What is guaranteed to grow?

Listen, as we are reminded, "What is Sanctification?"

We venture into the historical narrative of 2 Kings 19 to see how prayer intersects with the perfect plan of God.

When it comes to prayer, Christians may be tempted to ask:

Does it make a difference?
Is God even listening?
If God is in control, why pray?
The sovereignty of God and how prayer intersects with the perfect plan of God.

The 4 Scenes before us… will help us understand the role that prayer has, especially in a scenario when we are facing danger.

The Problem that Terrifies
The Prayer That Anchors
The Promise That Comforts
The Providence That Sustains

We get practical with this sermon and try to apply the building blocks of unity found in Ephesians 4:1-6.

1. Our Motivation
2. Our Basis
3. Our Humility
4. Our Patience
5. Our Tolerance
6. Our Effort

“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life."

Three dimensions of God's Love for you:

1. God’s Love is Not Earned
2. God’s Love is Sacrificial
3. God’s Love has a Heavenly Intent

In Luke 10:1-24, we observe the Lord teaching, training, and coaching His disciples in Public Outreach and Evangelism.

What You Need to Know (10:1-4)
Jesus Chooses You to Go
Jesus is the Sender
Jesus Will Provide What You Need

How to Do It (10:5-16)
Start Peacefully
Engage Completely
Serve the Whole Person
End Peacefully

What Results to Expect (10:17-24)
The Joy of Surprising Victory
The Joy of Salvation
The Joy of the Lord
The Joy of a Happy Perspective

As a Christian, what do you do in between being saved by Jesus Christ and awaiting His return? You live your life in Christian Community.

A church isn’t people who simply park and participate in programs alongside one another. Instead, they share the life of Christ with each other.

So what does authentic Christian community look like? What’s real fellowship? How can the church truly do life together? We find our answers in Acts 2:42-47, as we learn about 4 dimensions of Christian Community.

1. It Persistently Learns
2. It Selflessly Shares
3. It Regularly Breaks Bread
4. It Intentionally Prays

Isolation can be dangerous. How do we persevere in the midst of a pandemic? Hebrews 3:7-19 helps us fight unbelief:

1. The Example of Unbelief
2. The Threat of Unbelief
3. The Safeguard for Unbelief

The conclusion to the book of Habakkuk reveals what Biblical trust & contentment looks like. Habakkuk rejoices in God even though his circumstances have not changed. How do we do the same?

1. Biblical Contentment Is Not Based on Circumstances
2. Biblical Contentment Rejoices in the Lord
3. Biblical Contentment Relies on God's Strength
4. Biblical Contentment Bears Fruit

In Habakkuk 3:3-15 we learn how important it is to remember the Lord's Faithfulness.

1. Remember Who He Is
2. Remember What He Has Done

Given the hatred, division, and violence that is in the world; The Church must be the example of unity, for we are united in Christ & the Gospel.

1. The Grand Mystery of Ethnic Unity
2. A Perfect Picture of Ethnic Unity