In this message, Sherita walks through one of the most shocking moments in the life of Jesus—at least for those who witnessed it. And in the midst of the upheaval, we find that what we choose to value has the potential to change our lives forever.

Autonomy looks appealing on the surface. After all, having the freedom to do what you want to do is viewed as living successfully. But you were made for something better than that.

Anytime our lives are disrupted, it's easy to spend time wishing things would go "back to normal." But what if normal isn't all it's cracked up to be? What if there's something incredible waiting for us if we simply choose to embrace the abnormal?

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Perhaps nothing characterized the life of Jesus more than his pursuit of people whose lives and lifestyles did not look like his. If we fail to listen to people who don't experience the world the way we do, we will never bear their burden.

There is more to your circumstances than meets the eye. Your current circumstances are a chapter. They are not the full story.

While we don't always choose our circumstances, we do have the ability to choose our responses. But the response that has the potential to reverse the natural course of things isn't natural at all.

For many of us, there's something we wish we'd been doing all along to prepare for what is happening now. Whatever lessons we’re learning, now is the time to start putting them into practice.

In a season that's usually marked by all the signs of new life, it seems like more and more we're surrounded by death. It's enough to make you wonder, is God still in the business of life?

We often turn to the words of Jesus for comfort in difficult times, but what do we do when the words we read only make us more . . . uncomfortable. There's advice in the Bible that, when life is challenging, can leave us wondering, "what do I do with that?"

We avoid things we don’t like. But sometimes things come our way that we can’t avoid. When our circumstances deteriorate, what do we do when there’s nothing we can do?