What do you do when you have a bad boss? When there are authority figures in your life who make your life hard? When you feel both controlled and out of control? Is it possible to be a good follower of a bad leader? Join us to hear from Kevin Kauffman on God's plan to regain control.

We have a lot of differences with other people that we are able to put aside in order to get along; differences that just aren't that big a deal. But what about the differences that ARE a big deal? What about the things that matter to us so much we can’t handle them being challenged? How can we get along with people who disagree with us so much we can't get over it?

When someone finishes all the steps of becoming a naturalized citizen, a ceremony is held to finalize the process. They take an oath of allegiance to their new nation. Followers of Jesus have an oath as well. Discover the commitments that citizens of heaven make, and see what they mean for your life.

God cares about what you wear. He has a new outfit, a new nature, he wants us to put on. So what outfit should followers of Jesus be wearing?

Now that we know who we are as citizens of heaven, we need to take our next step. It’s time to know what we need to do. Or what we need to NOT do…

Whether is a kiss as a greeting or tipping your barista, every country has its own customs and ways of thinking. If you are to become a citizen of that country you need to be aware of those things. It's also true when you become a follower of Jesus. What does it mean to think like a citizen of heaven?

Our citizenship matters. We use it to identify and define ourselves. But it's not just about where we live. It's about how we live. Where are you from and what does it mean for your relationship with God?

Who is your mortal enemy? The idea of having an enemy sounds like it's from a comic book, but sometimes when we feel attacked we begin look at the people on the other side that way. What should we do with the people in our lives who might really be enemies?

We are in a time when every opposing idea presents as an accusation that we are wrong. It feels personal. How can we respond in a way that strengthens relationships rather than dividing them? A way that helps us to grow and have better outcomes in life?

It's no fun to feel wrongly accused of something that isn't true. But what if the real problem is with them and not me? How should followers of Jesus respond when we didn't do anything wrong, but someone else thinks we did?