So many people who look back at their old lives do it based on a revised history, filled with faulty memories. They remember the good times, and not the bad things that caused them to turn to God in the first place. Satan likes to remind us of the good times while blinding us to the consequences. We need to make sure to remember God's grace and how far He has brought us!

Even good people with good intentions can get totally distracted from what's right and do things that make absolutely no sense. But in spite of all that, we need to continue to move forward. We should continually grow in our faith and relationship with Christ.

At one point in our lives, we were all slaves to sin. When we found relationship with God through His Son, Jesus and decided to follow Him, we left all that behind. But, we've all seen it happen: for some reason, some people turn back to the life they left behind. Why?

God saves us from our old life. We find joy and peace in Him. Why is it so tempting then, to return to our old ways? If you feel that pull, or your life seems to be an endless series of ups and downs, back and forth, check out this series - we want to see you move forward!

Worship is an attitude, a mindset, and a way of life. People worship a lot of things: money, fun, power and position. If you truly worship God, He is first in your life. It's not about styles of music, or how we worship, it's THAT we worship!

Anyone can love those who love them. Jesus presents a higher standard. Love your enemies. Treat them as forgiven friends. Pray for them and love them. Our love for each other is the evidence that we are followers of Jesus Christ. If we do not love others, what does that say about us?

In fashion, you want to fit in. In life fashion, you definitely do NOT want to fit in.

You should be able to spot a life-long follower of Jesus. Someone who "dresses" with Jesus is different. They stand out - not by how they dress, but how they act and react. You can tell the difference by what they do and don't do, what they say, and don't say, and by how they treat others. If you are a Christian, can anyone tell?

What does is a Christian supposed to look like? When you are clothed with Christ, it affects how you treat others. What we "wear" can attract people to, or repel people from God.

Pastor Brian Dollar talks about labels. We have a lot of labels for people, don't we? We have a tendency to label others based not on who they are, but what we think they are. How should we think about others?