People often hear, “Christians aren’t perfect, just forgiven.” And while this is true, shouldn’t we be known for more? Shouldn’t Christians be known for forgiving others, sharing the good news of Jesus, walking in purity, wrestling in prayer, growing in maturity, and loving others? Yep!

If the Scriptures are true, then God sees all we do, and what we do demonstrates our love for Him. So, what would our actions from last week demonstrate…a love for God? Today we discover practical ways to please our King by honoring others & obeying Him.

We all sense the need to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life and consider what matters most. God challenges us to view life through a different lens, and focus on forever.

The letter to the Colossians revolves around the person and purpose of Jesus. Paul reminds Christians of WHO Jesus is and WHOSE we are, and why it matters so much.

Hear more about Israel and the great God we serve, with 4 life lessons to begin or continue to apply.

So you claim to be a Christian? If so, how would you respond to this question: “Are you maturing In Christ?” Today we discover that knowing and growing in Jesus is both expected and evidenced.

Many have a mangled misunderstanding of how God views them. Some view themselves as having cut a deal with ‘the Big Man upstairs’, while others struggle to believe God has actually forgiven them. Today we discover God’s view of you, according to the Scriptures.

If someone asked, “Who IS Jesus?” What would you tell them? Where would you point them? Today we discover the incredible identity of Jesus that will help us see why He is CHRIST OVER ALL.

What would you do if young Christians asked for help to grow in their new-found faith, especially after learning they had been influenced by all kinds of false ideas? Learn how to respond as we study Colossians, an ancient letter to learn timeless truths.

Contrary to what many people propose, mankind is not basically good with God…and THAT’S WHY Jesus came to Earth; not to stay in the cradle, but make His way to the cross - to bless all nations and save people from their sins.