Many of us walk around with a profound sense of shame from the things weve done, the things we didnt do or the things done to us. How does Jesus remove our shame and make us clean?

Much of our lives are marked by a distinct sense of separation from our Creator. We might believe that He exists, but it feels like He is distant or like there is something in the way. What we need is someone to remove the wall, to take us where we could not go on our own. In this series we will explore some of the most significant things we find when Jesus takes us behind the curtain that separates us from living in a relationship with our Creator.

Jesus taught that everything that we do to or with our bodies on the outside is a statement about what is going on inside our heart.

We must take an honest look at who we have invited to speak into our lives and shape our decisions.

Today, we will put our treasure (money) under review and the role that it can and cant play in our lives if we want to end up with what God described as a life that is truly life and not something very different.

Actions reveal what we truly believe. But, what if what we truly believe isnt true? Especially when it comes to who we believe that God is and who we believe that we are to God.

At the beginning of each year many of us focus on what lies ahead, what we want to accomplish or do in the future but its vital that if we want the future to look any different from the past we must be willing to put our lives under review. We have to look back before we can move forward.

Our final stop this Christmas weekend is the dining room where well look at the idea of Food reflects a true theology of grace.

If a home is to survive the storms of not enough time, not enough money, too much to do, Jesus teaches a principle of intentionally making room for someone else in your life that He really cares about.

Most of the time, our problem is not what happens IN the bedroom, as much as everything that we bring INTO the bedroom with us.