Our culture tells us that we should be masters of our empire, in control at all times. The counter-culture message of the Bible is that we need to willing to submit to authorities, to the government, to each other, and most importantly, to God.

Our culture tells us that all roads lead to heaven. The counter-culture message of the Bible is that only Jesus has an eternal impact, for those who believe and for those who don't.

Our culture tells us that our lives are our own to do with as we please. The counter-culture message of God's word is that we were bought with a price, and as a result, we have an obligation to live our lives in pursuit of the holy, in ways that please God.

Our culture tells us we are hopeless, or that we should put our hope in our own efforts. The counter-culture message of the Bible tells us that our hope is in the inheritance of God that results in the salvation of our souls.

God is an emotional God, and that’s not a bad thing. We are called to express ourselves emotionally, in response to Go as we worship, regardless of our circumstance.

The Bible talks about money in more than 2000 verses, but we still have misconceptions about how to be financially healthy.

Social health means having healthy relationships. As Christians, being socially healthy means having healthy relationships that honor God. Are you honoring God with your relationships?

Big Idea: Spiritual health has to be more than just doing the things we know we are supposed to do. It has to flow from the belief that God is able to do immeasurably more than we could imagine, and out of the hope that he will.

Sometimes our poor mental health leaves us feeling like we are underwater, or in a pit, or in the dark. But Jesus is with us, and he knows our sufferings, and he shines light into dark places. We just need to keep looking for the light.

Does physical fitness really matter when we are talking about faith? According to the Bible, it is of at least some importance.