A unique Easter Sunday message centers in on not only Jesus' resurrection from death but makes a comparison to the Christian's resurrection one day and our life forever in heaven.

As we approach Easter, Steve lines out for us the events leading up to Jesus' death and resurrection - including raising Lazarus from the dead, Mary anointing Jesus' feet, Judas' plans for betrayal, the triumphal entry, and Jesus' last moments before the cross. How does Jesus want to change your heart at Easter this year?

We must remember and live with the understanding that we have a divine calling on our lives, divided into two different kinds of calling: a primary one and a functional one. What are these for your life?

Living like you are living means several things: Everything in our lives is spiritual, we intentionally live to please God, and we live from an eternal perspective. How does your life show that you are investing in eternity?

One of God's ultimate attributes is His grace. What is the difference between a graceless Christian and a grace-filled Christian? Which one are you and how can you make steps to filling your life more and more with grace?

Christians ought to have a vision of the eternal instead of the temporal. What are your fundamental perspectives and how do those shape your priorities and practice in your daily life?

Starting next Sunday, our church begins a 30-day adventure - in this message, the challenges are outlined. How will your life change as you live each day at a time?

Steve continues his message from last week (not recorded) with some more instruction on "how then shall we live" based on our knowledge of Christ - how to keep one's faith while living amongst skeptics, God's patience to build the kingdom, Christ's second coming, and more.

Taking a look at Jesus, God in flesh, at Christmas, we focus in on the cross, the whole reason for God to break into time and space and come to earth. Why did Jesus have to die on a cross and what are the implications for you and me?

In this world of being on time, early and late, we serve a God who is always on time. Steve helps us take a look at Galatians 4:4-7 where God's Word says that Jesus arrived on earth at just the right time. Does God seem to be on time in your life when you need Him most?