A Humble Gift from an elderly woman in India was parallel to the gift of the widow Jesus saw in the Temple. Both teach us that God wants Sacrifice, not Leftovers.

Giving fresh water to those in India reminds us that Jesus offers us "living water." But sometimes we are more consumed with our physical needs than our spiritual need. The good news is that Jesus can change your life both now and forever. John 4:4-42.

Loren Lung from Open Door Christian Ministries preaches about the love of God for us, and our love for Him.

When Jesus prayed in the garden of Gethsemane, he taught us to pray in the darkest moments of our lives. Christian prayer is aligning our will with God's, even when we are suffering, knowing God will get us through it. (Adapted from Mark Driscoll).

Jesus' prayer is a model for His disciples to form their own prayers to God, and in it we learn that God is a Dad, and that prayer is less about getting God to do something, and more about aligning our will with God's. Adapted from Mark Driscoll

Jesus didn't teach just one time about prayer, rather he wove teachings on prayer throughout his ministry. Let's look at his example and what he taught about communicating with God. (Adapted from Mark Driscoll)

When Jesus called the tax collector Matthew to be His follower, Matthew immediately began reaching the lost. Likewise, Jesus calls us not just to be saved, but to share the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9, Acts 20:22-24

When Jesus called Matthew to follow Him, it meant leaving his home and his sinful past. In order to follow Jesus, we also need to leave something(s) behind. Matthew 19:29

Belief in relativism and subjectivism leads to a dangerous conclusion about truth, sin and morality - namely that I can justify anything I want to do. But the truth is everyone is a sinner, and anyone can experience grace through Christ.

Most people and many Christians believe that good, sincere people will go to heaven, regardless of whether their beliefs are true. But finding and living Truth matters more than anything else in this life, and the next.