God wants His followers to be unstoppable for Him—people who stand firm in their faith, advance His kingdom with courage, and refuse to be shaken. But for us to live that way, God often has to undo some things in us first. In this series, we’ll explore six things God wants to undo in us to make us unstoppable.

God wants His followers to be unstoppable for Him—people who stand firm in their faith, advance His kingdom with courage, and refuse to be shaken. But for us to live that way, God often has to undo some things in us first. In this series, we’ll explore six things God wants to undo in us to make us unstoppable.

God wants His followers to be unstoppable for Him—people who stand firm in their faith, advance His kingdom with courage, and refuse to be shaken. But for us to live that way, God often has to undo some things in us first. In this series, we’ll explore six things God wants to undo in us to make us unstoppable.

God wants His followers to be unstoppable for Him—people who stand firm in their faith, advance His kingdom with courage, and refuse to be shaken. But for us to live that way, God often has to undo some things in us first. In this series, we’ll explore six things God wants to undo in us to make us unstoppable.

God wants His followers to be unstoppable for Him—people who stand firm in their faith, advance His kingdom with courage, and refuse to be shaken. But for us to live that way, God often has to undo some things in us first. In this series, we’ll explore six things God wants to undo in us to make us unstoppable.

There were many perspectives on what happened that first Christmas. There was the perspective of the shepherds, who spent their time out in the fields. There was the perspective of the wise men, who traveled far to see Jesus. There was the perspective of the religious leaders, who had waited all their lives to see Jesus. Even Mary and Joseph had a very personal perspective on that unforgettable night. In this series, we’ll explore those different perspectives of Christmas and how that can impact our perspective today.

There were many perspectives on what happened that first Christmas. There was the perspective of the shepherds, who spent their time out in the fields. There was the perspective of the wise men, who traveled far to see Jesus. There was the perspective of the religious leaders, who had waited all their lives to see Jesus. Even Mary and Joseph had a very personal perspective on that unforgettable night. In this series, we’ll explore those different perspectives of Christmas and how that can impact our perspective today.

There were many perspectives on what happened that first Christmas. There was the perspective of the shepherds, who spent their time out in the fields. There was the perspective of the wise men, who traveled far to see Jesus. There was the perspective of the religious leaders, who had waited all their lives to see Jesus. Even Mary and Joseph had a very personal perspective on that unforgettable night. In this series, we’ll explore those different perspectives of Christmas and how that can impact our perspective today.

There were many perspectives on what happened that first Christmas. There was the perspective of the shepherds, who spent their time out in the fields. There was the perspective of the wise men, who traveled far to see Jesus. There was the perspective of the religious leaders, who had waited all their lives to see Jesus. Even Mary and Joseph had a very personal perspective on that unforgettable night. In this series, we’ll explore those different perspectives of Christmas and how that can impact our perspective today.

1 Corinthians 6:20a says, “for God bought you with a high price.” That might sound like the craziest thing to you, but God paid the ultimate price for you because you are so valuable to Him. In this series, we’ll explore the price God paid, what He actually purchased, the receipt He has for His purchase, and several responses we can give to His purchase.