It has been said that comparison is the thief of joy, but we believe that comparison has an even higher cost that our joy. Comparison can lead us down destructive roads that will lead us to maybe the most dangerous place of all discontentment. In this series, we will discover how God's design is for us not to covet what or who someone else has, but rather to become cheerleaders for others, in order to find our own contentment.

Growth and transformation is often painfully slow. Yet, it is this slow process that God uses to remake us in His image. Our life in Christ is a beautiful mess. You are never quite where you want to be, but you are not where you once were. This is what it means to live a new life.

Growth and transformation is often painfully slow. Yet, it is this slow process that God uses to remake us in His image. Our life in Christ is a beautiful mess. You are never quite where you want to be, but you are not where you once were. This is what it means to live a new life.

Growth and transformation is often painfully slow. Yet, it is this slow process that God uses to remake us in His image. Our life in Christ is a beautiful mess. You are never quite where you want to be, but you are not where you once were. This is what it means to live a new life.

Growth and transformation is often painfully slow. Yet, it is this slow process that God uses to remake us in His image. Our life in Christ is a beautiful mess. You are never quite where you want to be, but you are not where you once were. This is what it means to live a new life.

Growth and transformation is often painfully slow. Yet, it is this slow process that God uses to remake us in His image. Our life in Christ is a beautiful mess. You are never quite where you want to be, but you are not where you once were. This is what it means to live a new life.

Growth and transformation is often painfully slow. Yet, it is this slow process that God uses to remake us in His image. Our life in Christ is a beautiful mess. You are never quite where you want to be, but you are not where you once were. This is what it means to live a new life.

In 1 Samuel, chapters 4 through 7, there is a compelling story about the people of Israel losing the Ark of the Covenant in a staggering military defeat. Over the course of the next three chapters, the people respond to their defeat in various ways until God restores to them what had been lost. In this series, we will look at this story to discover how we can learn to deal with the defeats and failures of life without losing hope in Jesus.

In 1 Samuel, chapters 4 through 7, there is a compelling story about the people of Israel losing the Ark of the Covenant in a staggering military defeat. Over the course of the next three chapters, the people respond to their defeat in various ways until God restores to them what had been lost. In this series, we will look at this story to discover how we can learn to deal with the defeats and failures of life without losing hope in Jesus.

In 1 Samuel, chapters 4 through 7, there is a compelling story about the people of Israel losing the Ark of the Covenant in a staggering military defeat. Over the course of the next three chapters, the people respond to their defeat in various ways until God restores to them what had been lost. In this series, we will look at this story to discover how we can learn to deal with the defeats and failures of life without losing hope in Jesus.