What does the Bible say about marriage? Josh begins a 4 week talk about what God's plan is for your marriage and how it acts as a metaphor for the gospel of Jesus.

Jesus did not establish his Church as an institution to enforce morality or provide programs for its members. Rather he sent his Church on a mission to make disciples, glorify God, and share the love of Jesus with the world.

By nature we trade what is best in life for things that only offer momentary satisfaction. Josh explains that as we mature in Christ, the Holy Spirit transforms our desires from what is fleeting to what is righteous.

Often, we spend a lot of time and energy trying to please other people or being worried about what they may think or say about us. Josh explains that what we really need to do is please Jesus and let him sort out the rest.

Everyday, we see people living in normal homes, driving normal cars, doing normal jobs, and missing out on the very best that God has for them. Jesus has called us to live in a way that is different from how most people live - he has called us to be weird.

Jesus came not to condemn, but to save. Josh explains that salvation is freely available to anyone - no matter where they're from or what they've done - if they believe.

If we are going to follow Jesus, we need to love like Jesus. Jesus had compassion for people, and we should too.

Josh explains how prayer draws us closer to Jesus and drives us to take action for the sake of the gospel.

In Luke 14, Jesus says that we should hate our family, friends, and even our own life in comparison to our love for him. Haley explains that Jesus should be our most prized treasure in life and that we have a mission to share our treasure with everyone.

Christians have more to celebrate than anyone else in the world because of the grace we have received in Jesus.