Christmas is a great time to give gifts, but this morning we're going to learn that the gift God gave us on that very first Christmas was a Relational Gift. We can give more this Christmas by giving more than just presents, but instead to give our presence.

The consumerist culture we live in can make Christmas a stressful time when it comes to gift giving. Why not choose to be counter cultural this Christmas and spend less ?

When Jesus was born, aside from a small group of people, many missed out on the significance of this baby’s birth. In the busyness of Christmas this year, make sure you don’t miss out on the real meaning of Christmas.

Jesus tells a story about a banquet, illustrating that He wants everyone to be included. Who could you include by inviting them to experience Jesus?

Jesus continually invested in relationships. We can follow his example for looking for opportunities to invest in the lives of those around us.

How do we identify the right opportunities to invite the people in our lives to discover Jesus?

It’s scary out there—no doubt about it. We'd all like to remove fear and uncertainty from our lives, but that's not always possible. Are we destined to live in fear or can we discover a new way of dealing with anxiety and worry?

As we close out this series, we want to recap the truth found in Romans 8. We are Free; We are More than Conquerors; We are Loved. No Ifs Ands or Buts About It

If God is for us, who can be against us? Isn't it great to know that when it comes to your "What If" dreams, that God is in your corner, cheering you on.

Romans 8 gives some clear direction on the identity we can find in Jesus. What would our lives be like if we learned to live AS IF we are who God says we are.