Have you ever wished you could go back in time to 're-do' or 'un-do' something? Regrets are a part of our past, but they don't have to stifle or sideline our future with God. Tonight we examine Philippians 3 and five keys to being able to move forward with God.

You are an investor. The Bible over and over calls us as parents and grandparents and friends to be investors on a spiritual level. Focus on being a proactive person in making deposit of faith in others. We're looking into 3 actions you can take to make faith deposits into others. Make your relationships "P. O. P."

Please welcome James Ruiz, Lead Pastor at Living Word Chapel as our guest speaker tonight. We all will face opposition in this life of following Jesus. People may ridicule your faith and push back against you. But we must remember that no one is un-savable. Don’t give up on those who seem impossible. God transformed the Apostle Paul from Hater to Hero, to show His love knows no limits. No One is TOO FAR GONE. Pray for opportune times to invite them toward an encounter with the real Jesus.

We're leaning into the practice of prayer and looking into a parable that Jesus tells to encourage us to persist in prayer and never lose hope! For Jesus - prayer was never a last resort, it was always a first priority. Friends, there is no area of life where the Bible encourages perseverance more strongly than in the area of prayer.

Tonight we're leaning into this practice of celebration. Did you know that celebration matters to God? Celebration has a way of stirring our soul to savor and remember like nothing else. All throughout the Scriptures, you'll see it's power and the WHY we need to practice it rightly today.

We Learn to Serve. We learn to be generous with our time. This value, this virtue is not natural it is taught. Serving Last Longer than just in that moment! Its about engaging in a practice that helps us move closer to Jesus, helps us be a part of something BIGGER than ourselves!

We're leaning into this practice of yielding - learning to submit ourselves to God's lead and not always searching out for things to be about "me". It's a tough concept given our culture. But we want to live by this simple principle: a yielded life gives priority to God and promotes others above themselves. We unpack how to make this more of a rhythm in our lives.

Reflecting on Scripture is an indispensable part of experiencing the life that Jesus calls us to live. By engaging prayerfully, thoughtfully, and repeatedly with a small portion of the text, the thoughts of God drive themselves deep into our hearts and minds. When that happens, our actions follow close behind and we begin to experience life transformation.

Most of us can identify with a hurried pace of life, because it’s the speed of your life – the speed of our culture. Many people wear their hurried pace as a badge of honor and significance. But when you examine the life of Jesus - we see that he was busy, but never hurried...and there is a drastic difference! Living hurried leads to reactionary living, but when we live unhurried it allows you to respond intentionally and lovingly.

We're looking into the pattern of prayer that exemplified the life of Jesus. Most of us pray. Many feel like they do it enough. What's the goal of prayer? We examine some patterns of prayer we're to have that can make LIFE better. Prayer is all about nurturing our relationship with the Father. It’s attuning more to His provision, protection and presence. Prayer is me, as one who IS limited - connecting, leaning, listening and resting in the ONE who has NO LIMITS.