Life is full of endings. It’s natural to want to push past the "endings" as quickly as possible in an effort to minimize the discomfort and insecurity that our ending can bring. Typically, we want to move on to more positive feelings associated with new beginnings, but we must not fail to recognize that endings represent significant turning points in life, and although the end may include some pretty complicated emotions, we do not have to live in fear when the end draws near. Instead, as believers of Christ we must remember, the end is so good and so glorious that we should be living with the end in mind.

Life is full of endings. It’s natural to want to push past the "endings" as quickly as possible in an effort to minimize the discomfort and insecurity that our ending can bring. Typically, we want to move on to more positive feelings associated with new beginnings, but we must not fail to recognize that endings represent significant turning points in life, and although the end may include some pretty complicated emotions, we do not have to live in fear when the end draws near. Instead, as believers of Christ we must remember, the end is so good and so glorious that we should be living with the end in mind.

Life is full of endings. It’s natural to want to push past the "endings" as quickly as possible in an effort to minimize the discomfort and insecurity that our ending can bring. Typically, we want to move on to more positive feelings associated with new beginnings, but we must not fail to recognize that endings represent significant turning points in life, and although the end may include some pretty complicated emotions, we do not have to live in fear when the end draws near. Instead, as believers of Christ we must remember, the end is so good and so glorious that we should be living with the end in mind.

Let’s set an appropriate tone but to make room for Jesus this Christmas. In fact, let’s make Him the primary focus of our celebration by declaring a Christmas revolution. There is plenty of room for all the fun and festivities that this season can bring, but let’s take our holy day back. There is something special happening this time of year and with great effort we can focus our attention and celebrate Jesus.

Let’s set an appropriate tone but to make room for Jesus this Christmas. In fact, let’s make Him the primary focus of our celebration by declaring a Christmas revolution. There is plenty of room for all the fun and festivities that this season can bring, but let’s take our holy day back. There is something special happening this time of year and with great effort we can focus our attention and celebrate Jesus.

Let’s set an appropriate tone but to make room for Jesus this Christmas. In fact, let’s make Him the primary focus of our celebration by declaring a Christmas revolution. There is plenty of room for all the fun and festivities that this season can bring, but let’s take our holy day back. There is something special happening this time of year and with great effort we can focus our attention and celebrate Jesus.

Let’s set an appropriate tone but to make room for Jesus this Christmas. In fact, let’s make Him the primary focus of our celebration by declaring a Christmas revolution. There is plenty of room for all the fun and festivities that this season can bring, but let’s take our holy day back. There is something special happening this time of year and with great effort we can focus our attention and celebrate Jesus.

No doubt we recognize it is appropriate for us to be thankful when blessings come our way? But is it possible to be thankful when things do not turn out as planned? What does it mean to be truly thankful? How important is it for us to offer our thanksgiving?

We want our relationships with each other (especially marriages) as enriching as possible. But a common challenge we all face is a mutual lack of understanding about how each of us views and processes the world around us. Join us as we take an honest look at marriage and relationships and discover how the gospel of Jesus Christ can set us free to experience a piece of Heaven right here on Earth.

We want our relationships with each other (especially marriages) as enriching as possible. But a common challenge we all face is a mutual lack of understanding about how each of us views and processes the world around us. Join us as we take an honest look at marriage and relationships and discover how the gospel of Jesus Christ can set us free to experience a piece of Heaven right here on Earth.