Christianity can easily become fixated on ‘what’ God has done. We can become consumed with discussions and debates centered on ‘how’ God has accomplished His work through Jesus. The question we don’t often ask, “What motivates God?” We explore this question and more as we explore Colossians 1:12-22.

Christianity can easily become fixated on ‘what’ God has done. We can become consumed with discussions and debates centered on ‘how’ God has accomplished His work through Jesus. The question we don’t often ask, “What motivates God?” We explore this question and more as we explore Colossians 1:12-22.

Much of what we focus on in life is “what” we are doing and “how” we are doing it. Or “what” is said and “how” it is said. As we start a new series, we will explore the importance of what motivates us and how the “why” behind our lives affects others.

Much of what we focus on in life is “what” we are doing and “how” we are doing it. Or “what” is said and “how” it is said. As we start a new series, we will explore the importance of what motivates us and how the “why” behind our lives affects others.

Our willingness to recalculate will determine what legacy we will leave behind.

Our willingness to recalculate will determine what legacy we will leave behind.

We’re all in a battle for glory—most of us for our own. In today’s message we’ll take a look at the reason to stop fighting for the credit, and give it the God.

We’re all in a battle for glory—most of us for our own. In today’s message we’ll take a look at the reason to stop fighting for the credit, and give it the God.

Judges 6:16-40

Judges 6:16-40