Time is one thing that is passed out in equal measure. If you are rich or poor or black or white, it doesn't matter, you have the same about of time. Your day is 24 hours and your week is 168 hours. What does the Bible say about time? This sermon follows a Psalm of Moses as he looks at time.

Security is the feeling you have when you don't have to worry. The LORD tells us that he is our shepherd, and that we shall not be in want. However, what does this mean for our everyday life? What does God really promise when it comes to bad things that happen?

We have all missed out on something special, so it is easy to relate to Thomas' disappointment. However, note how Jesus comes to Thomas to strengthen his faith.

The business of Jesus is the forgiveness of sins. In turn, that is the business of every Christian.

The world has and idea of who Jesus is and why he came. However, as we see today, the crowd does not always get it right.

No one likes to witness waste, especially when it is our own time or money. This week the disciples witnessed what appeared to be a waste, but Jesus shows them the truth. You can never worship Jesus too much.

The world and its attractions are so very enticing. However, God warns us about trying to fulfill our desire to worship by creating an idol. Ultimately, only God can fill our soul.

Our past truly can come back to haunt us. However, this does not have to be. Through Christ, we can have freedom from our past sins.

The heaviness of current or past issues can weigh us down, however God does not want us to live this way.

Restlessness is something that affects many of us. God does not want us to live this way. He wants us to have peace. This series is based off the sermon series and book "Soul Detox" by Pastor Craig Groeschel.