Doubt is universal, even among the most solid of Christians. However, our God has a heart for doubters.

Even the coolest of cool kids will experience pain. They will experience hurt. No one is immune to it, and we all have to deal with it. Thankfully, our God has a heart for the hurting.

As our journey to experience the heart of God continues we take a stop at a well. We see something that is eye-opening, God has a heart for outcasts!

A good book will always reveal the general direction of the story in the early part of the account. John’s gospel is no different, as we get a glimpse of where we are going in this message.

Every journey has a beginning. As we begin a journey into the heart of God from now until Easter, we will also have to have a beginning.

The core of Christian life is faith. Faith is not a mindless, blind following of some fanciful ideas. Faith is based upon a relationship that leads to strong confidence and reliance. Is that what your faith is like?

We need each other, to encourage one another, to build one another up and to work together to keep the faith.

There is one overriding characteristic that is an absolute requirement for Christians–love. We are to love God supremely, love others within the fellowship of believers, love our neighbor, and even love our enemies.

Our walk, our life and lifestyle, is not only supposed to be proper it is supposed to be worthy. Worthy of our calling and worthy of the One doing the calling.

Our walk, our manner of living, is meant to be consistent and cohesive. Paul made it clear when he wrote a letter to the churches in Rome that this was an essential part of their Christian life.