We want to remember and not forget. But as Christians what should we remember? In the beginning, man sinned and put up a barrier between God and us. God though does not want to leave us in this fallen state. We are on a journey to return to the intimacy of God's presence. Thankfully, God has provided us a Way, back through the veil.

When we're kids, we long for the days when we can make our own decisions, when we can eat what we want, go where we want, and do what we want.

Then we grow up and realize that there's bills to pay and prices to pay for any decisions that we've made. Many times we look back and long for those carefree days of our youth. The Bible tells us we need to grow up spiritually. But why should we? Won't we regret it?

When we're kids, we long for the days when we can make our own decisions, when we can eat what we want, go where we want, and do what we want.

Then we grow up and realize that there's bills to pay and prices to pay for any decisions that we've made. Many times we look back and long for those carefree days of our youth. The Bible tells us we need to grow up spiritually. But why should we? Won't we regret it?

Our emotional and spiritual health rests on a foundation of connections. We are reliant on having an environment of acceptance and a source of truth to be able to grow into mature disciples.

The reason that relationship connections are so dominant in our lives is so central to who God is. We are created in His image, which includes the ability to feel deep emotion and build strong connections to others.

The choice of Passover for Jesus' final presentation of his mission and vision for humanity wasn't accidental. Th Meal, the festival are full of meaning that shows the heart of what Jesus was trying to get us to see.

Teaching on the way to and from locations seems to be important to Jesus. His disciples are changed in ordinary everyday highs and lows.

When we commit to follow Jesus, the real work begins as we strive to have an environment of love that begins growth. That work is relational so let's work with how relationships are formed and enriched.

How does suffering become a contributor to our life with God? Peter points us to a life in an environment that turns suffering into blessing.

Peter has two big ideas on his mind - Submission and Suffering. How can submission be a way to achieve God's purpose?