Faith Changes Everything. At New Year's time we always hear strategies and tactics for a life turn-around. What if life-change is more of a matter of who we are and who we hang with than what we do? This series explores Jesus' way to life-change by starting with faith in Jesus: having our identity in Christ and our central friendship with Christ.

Faith Changes Everything. At New Year's time we always hear strategies and tactics for a life turn-around. What if life-change is more of a matter of who we are and who we hang with than what we do? This series explores Jesus' way to life-change by starting with faith in Jesus: having our identity in Christ and our central friendship with Christ.

Faith Changes Everything. At New Year's time we always hear strategies and tactics for a life turn-around. What if life-change is more of a matter of who we are and who we hang with than what we do? This series explores Jesus' way to life-change by starting with faith in Jesus: having our identity in Christ and our central friendship with Christ.

Faith Changes Everything. At New Year's time we always hear strategies and tactics for a life turn-around. What if life-change is more of a matter of who we are and who we hang with than what we do? This series explores Jesus' way to life-change by starting with faith in Jesus: having our identity in Christ and our central friendship with Christ.

Christmas is a stressful time. But that also makes it a great time to take a thorough look at the working of our own hearts. There can be more internal causes for our exhaustion than we would like to admit. Has our need for success gotten out of control? Do we feel a need to be in control every hour of every day? Is greed driving our lives so that we measure our identity by our prosperity?

Christmas is a stressful time. But that also makes it a great time to take a thorough look at the working of our own hearts. There can be more internal causes for our exhaustion than we would like to admit. Has our need for success gotten out of control? Do we feel a need to be in control every hour of every day? Is greed driving our lives so that we measure our identity by our prosperity?

Christmas is a stressful time. But that also makes it a great time to take a thorough look at the working of our own hearts. There can be more internal causes for our exhaustion than we would like to admit. Has our need for success gotten out of control? Do we feel a need to be in control every hour of every day? Is greed driving our lives so that we measure our identity by our prosperity?