C.S. Lewis said, authentic humility is “not thinking less of ourselves, but thinking of ourselves less.” In an entitled and narcissistic world, humility is not on anyone's priority list – but it's the key to loving ourselves in a healthy way. What's the key to developing and maintaining humility? It will surprise you! Don’t miss this vital message in our Art of Living series.

Every person has a purpose…but you have to be intentional to find where your purpose makes its greatest impact. You can either live a scattered life that never fulfills its potential, or you can use the timeless tools God has given to everyone in Scripture to discover the simplicity of your truest self. This message gives you the keys to an intentional walk with God.

Moses wants to make sure that the next generation of Israel embraces the importance of God’s commandments, and especially the “Big Ten,” that were written by the very finger of the Lord Himself. These instructions hold a unique place in the life of God’s people – both then and now. This refresher course was more than just important; it was vital to their survival in the Promised Land.

Deuteronomy 4 is the preamble to Moses’ second telling of the law. In a profound and purposeful moment, he prepares this new generation to honor God as they enter the Promised Land. He reminds them of the deadly consequences that accompany disobedience. He issues a call to action that challenges them to be proactive in their relationship with God and to embrace their identity as His children.

Our world is rapidly spinning out of control, more and more with each passing day. As a culture and even in our own lives, we desperately need this to change. Self-control is a fruit of the Spirit, and Scripture has a key that helps us learn to grow and experience greater self-control while we honor God with our lives. This timely lesson in the Art of Living shines a bright light into a dark scenario as we discover God's plan to teach us self-control, through an experience known as fasting.

Deuteronomy 4:1-24 is the preamble to Moses’ second telling of the law. In a profound and purposeful moment, he prepares this new generation to honor God as they enter the Promised Land. He reminds them of the deadly consequences that accompany disobedience. He issues a call to action that challenges them to be proactive in their relationship with God and to embrace their identity as His children.

The Art of Living helps us look candidly at our three most basic relationships. Driven by a God-given need to connect upward, we are then compelled to look inward and ultimately outward. In this message we begin the journey inward and make a startling discovery of our need for honesty.