How well are you and God acquainted? By what name do you call God? "Big Guy in the sky" or "Father" or "Healer"? The real solution to the problem of practical atheism is knowing God intimately and serving Him wholeheartedly. Ephesians 1:17-19. Adapted from Craig Groeschel.

Jesus said you cannot serve both God and Money, but practical atheists sure try. Why are we so tempted to trust money for our happiness and security, while claiming to believe in the God who provides "everything for our enjoyment"? Adapted from Craig Groeschel

According to ministry leader and author Craig Groeschell, a Practical Atheist is someone who believes in God, but lives like He doesn't exist. One evidence of this is someone who believes in God but doesn't fear Him enough to change the way they live. 2 Timothy 3:1-5

Joshua 1:1-9

part 5 of 5. We long for Christmas to be significant, and that longing comes from within. We were created for worship, and Christmas is ultimately about worshiping Jesus. Having a heart for worship will change not only your Christmas, but your life.

part 4 of 5. The message of Christmas boils down to God's love for the world. So how can Christians love all in a way that communicates God's love? With help from guest Nishant Walter, we explore giving the gift of clean water wells to the rural villages of Central India.

Philippians 1:1-11

Part 3 of 5. God's gift to mankind was Himself, what we call the incarnation. God gave himself, in the form of Jesus, which defined relational giving. We invite you to get creative and give relational gifts this year as the best way to celebrate the birth of Jesus.

part 2 of 5. Herod missed the true meaning of Christmas, because there was no room in his empire for the true King of kings. Our culture of consumerism today struggles to make room for Jesus at Christmas time. Christians can reclaim the real meaning of Christmas by spending less time, energy, and resources on stuff, and spending more on God's kingdom.

What would it take to make Christmas a world-changing event again? Let's enter the story of Jesus' birth and rethink the way we celebrate Christmas.