What has God done, in Christ?

Who is God?

As recipients of His Grace, God calls us to share His goodness with the world. When that goodness is shared, we understand His mission for us during our time here.

In our life with Christ, our ultimate motive is grace. Because of Christ's sacrifice for us, we are drawn into a new kind of life. Both His sacrifice for us and His desire for us to live a new kind of life reveal His deep love for us as His children. (Titus 2)

Esther had a choice between saving her people and choosing a default mission. Unless you live intentionally, the gravitational pull of life will always cause you to drift to a less meaningful mission. How can Esther's story guide us in the purpose God has for us?

The work of Jesus is face to face kind of work. It's intentional and hard. We must not make our service to ministry a substitute for our responsibility to people. Tonight we look forward to next years work. Who will be ready? Who will be in the mix?

Psalm 119 tells us that God’s rules are life-giving - worthy of celebration and songwriting. If we’re being honest, we usually don’t feel the same way. Perhaps our negative view of God’s rules reveals a shallow understanding of our Father. Is it possible for us to rediscover joy and purity in a place we’ve begun to associate with guilt and shame?

The gospel is so incredible! Tonight we look at just a few of the reasons this unique good news should make us say "whoaww!!" (or something like that)

Listen as Robbie shares how God has been stirring & teaching more about what Jesus means when He says, "For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it.”