Paul give us a greater vision of Jesus than we could ever imagine, but how will it impact our lives.

Will you consider Jesus?  Paul is pointing us to Jesus and challenging us to slow down and reflect.

Pastor Paul is now getting right at the problem of our disunity, but are we willing to deal with it?

With all that Jesus and others have sacrificed, what are we called and commissioned to do and be?  Paul sits in prison, begging this small church to consider the cost.

There have been lies that we have believed about God, the Psalmist refocuses us.

We really struggle with fearing the Lord.  It doesn't seem to line up with logic, but what happens when we realize it's what releases us to really loving him? 

This passage should cause us to stop, pause, and look at our lives.  God is an avenger of wrongdoings, so what do we do with that?

Following Jesus is a beautiful sacrificial journey that most of us are missing out on.  Jesus is inviting us into his mission, but will we go?

What does it mean to die in order to be alive?  How do with live in light of Paul's declaration to be a "living Sacrifice?"

When we know who we are we will begin to learn who God is!