Chris Collins is on staff with Fellowship of Christian Athletes here in S. Arizona. He's been a player and coach on the college level and now is making a difference with coaches and athletes here in Arizona. He's got a powerful word tonight about living a life of availability to God. You don't have to serve EVERYONE, but we must serve SOMEONE.

Jesse Colburn is our speaker tonight and is the Lead Pastor at Move City Church in Sierra Vista and a good friend of Elements and Pantano Christian. We're delighted to have him sharing some biblical insights/lessons from the life of Jonathan and David in 1 Samuel. As a people and as a church: we are to be faithful with our potential to bring out the potential in others. We need to desire faithfulness more than fame.

We all sing. We can name the places WHERE we sing. Tonight, as we experience a worship night, we discuss WHY we sing. There are lots of reasons, but a main one is: we sing to DECLARE the goodness & greatness God.

Tonight we'll examine one more principle that every relationship needs to consider. There will always be a gap between "what you expect" and "the other's behavior", so what you fill in that gap - really matters. Also we answer some of your relationship questions.

One of the most dangerous pitfalls in a relationship is getting caught up in the ways we think the other person needs to change. It’s a tendency that all of us have and when it happens, we do far more harm than good to the relationship. Thankfully, Jesus offers us an alternative to this destructive pattern. His words are challenging. But if we follow his instructions, it has the potential to actually change our relationship for the better.

We were created for relationships, but HEALTHY ones don't just happen providentially or accidentally, they happen INTENTIONALLY. They don't come fully assembled. Tonight, we discover 2 key principles from Scripture that can help fuel godly and healthy relationships as you seek love and seek to have it flourish in your life.

We finish our #NoOtherName series tonight through the gospel of Mark looking at the Resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus is God's proof He can create new beginnings out of anything. One of the unique aspects of Christianity, when compared to any other faith or religious movement, is that it traces its origin to one particular event, on one particular day in history. Easter changes EVERYTHING.

As we begin Holy Week, we're looking into a meal Jesus had with his disciples and moment of conflict that arose later that night. This meal is full of substance and significance to the mission of Jesus! We're reminded that the deliberate sacrifice Jesus made for us – makes a way for us to have true freedom and life with God.

All life-changing love requires a sacrifice. Mark 10:45 is theHEART OF CHRISTIANITY. It explains the cross and tells us what Jesus came for and why! Jesus came NOT to be served but to serve us and to give his life as a ransom, to stand in place of our sins.

Mark ch. 9 allows us an eyewitness account of a mountain top experience Jesus has with some of his early followers. It's known as the 'transfiguration' - which is a fancy name to communicate that Jesus reveals more of who He really is to them. There are some lessons here for us. Life is only lived in one direction - forward. God moments are just that, moments. Enjoy them, but keep following Jesus forward in life. Pray for them (see Ephesians 1:17).