Just as Martha was distracted and anxious by her dinner preparations, we can become too busy and burned-out in our lives. But intimacy with Jesus is only possible when we sit at His feet in full submission. Luke 10:38-42

When Jesus fed the 5,000, He proved He can do a lot with a little. The question for us is whether that is enough. John 6:1-15, adapted from Kyle Idleman

Fans of Jesus often seek what He can give them and do for them. But Jesus bids followers to come and die, and He offers only Himself. Is Jesus enough for you? (Adapted from Kyle Idleman)

While the Bible gives God's commands and expectations for His people, Christianity is more than a list of rules to be kept. Those who only follow rules miss out on the abundant life, grace, and freedom that only comes from following Jesus. (Adapted from Kyle Idleman)

Jesus' invitation was for "Anyone". No small print, no hidden fees; just an open invitation to give up everything, so that in Christ we gain even more. (Written by Kyle Idleman).

Much of our economy is focused on making life comfortable. Yet, the cross is not a comfortable proposition. But followers recognize that God turned the weakness of the cross into strength for us. (Adapted from Kyle Idleman).

Scripture gives us a contrast between a religious person who seeks knowledge from Jesus, and a sinful woman who wants to be known by Him. True followers seek intimacy with God. (Adapted from Kyle Idleman).

At some point, anyone interested in Jesus has to decide where they stand with Him. Defining the nature of your relationship with Christ begins by answering the question: Are You a Fan or a Follower? Luke 9:23. (written by Kyle Idleman)

Understanding can be the difference between a loose belief in Jesus and a whole-hearted commitment to Him. Scripture challenges all to continuously evaluate their level of understanding when it comes their walk with God. And in 2012, our vision at FIF is for all of us to Understand It.

More than words, worship is about connecting with God, creatively and joyfully. Our worship is preparation for eternity.