God has called us to grow in our relationship with Him (Col. 2:6-7), and He has called us to help others grow (Matt. 28:18-20). How can each of us grow intentionally with Jesus? How can each of us help others grow intentionally with Jesus? Join us as Adam Stout and Lee Johnson from Youth for Christ share how to grow intentionally.

Most followers of Jesus know we are called to worship God, but what does it really mean to worship? Why does it matter? Is it possible that we forget the importance of this and even make it too complicated? Following Jesus often involves going back to the basics, including focusing on worshiping God wholeheartedly. The idea of basics may sound boring or may offend those of us who feel "advanced", but it is absolutely essential if we are going to grow in our relationship with Jesus.

Pray that we would get back to the basics of loving God and others.

Pray that we would be intentional to pursue our relationship with Jesus.

Are we in the End times? How do we know? Are there clues that indicate we are in the End Times? When will Jesus return? And what signs will show us we are near? Do you think that the events happening around the world have been indicators of the end times? Why is it taking so long for Jesus to return?

These are excellent questions. Let's explore them together from God's Word.

Revelation frequently says that God will reward us if we are victorious or if we are overcomers. What does it mean to overcome as a follower of Jesus? What happens if I don't overcome? How does the Bible's definition of overcoming compare to our culture? We want to be people in life and especially as followers of Jesus who are overcomers. How do we do this? How did Jesus do this? Let's explore God's Word together.

One of the most common questions submitted during our Revelation series is this: Is there a secret rapture where Christians are suddenly taken to heaven and nonbelievers remain on earth? Does the book of Revelation mention this? Does the Bible even support this? And does this even matter? Let's explore God's Word together.

936 weeks is all we have from birth to graduation for our children and that's assuming we’re blessed enough to have all those. How are we going to use that time purposefully to know our children and lead them to walk in wisdom with the Lord?

Where do you get trusted information from? How do you make sense of the world? Many of us search desperately through a maze of sources--the news, websites, and social media--wanting to stand on something trustworthy and true. The last section of Revelation shows us what and whom is trustworthy and true. Let's explore this together.

What does the idea of "paradise" look like to you? Do you often long to experience the reality of paradise now in your life? In Revelation 22:1-5, God gives John a vision of the new heaven and new earth that looks like a Garden of Paradise. Where else do we see this vision of paradise as a garden in the Bible? And why does it matter now?

Most of us probably don't think much about death or life after death, and if we do our ideas about heaven are shaped by culture too much. In Revelation 21:22, we learn that there is no temple in the new heaven and new earth. What does this mean? Why does this matter? A passage like this can help us not only understand eternity but help us navigate complicated emotions on this Mother's Day.