If we can only reap what we (and others) have sown, what are we planting today that's going to make the city a better place tomorrow? What does God call us to plant?

We've got to be different in order to make a difference, but we've also got to be actively engaged in seeking the good of the city. What will this require of us? And what can we anticipate in terms of results?

Understanding, enjoying, living, and sharing the Gospel is a team effort.

The Gospel polarizes because it demands a shift of core allegiance from one savior and lord to another.

What is the central promise of the Christian faith? And how does this distinguish Christianity from every other religion in the world? Why does this matter, and how will you respond?

Who do you feel superior to? Who do you feel contempt for? Why? And how does the Gospel of Jesus address topics like racism and prejudice?

Religion, like the rest of culture, is a meritocracy. Good things come to good people; bad things come to bad people. But the Gospel is loaded with paradox because it's based on the free grace of Jesus Christ. And because it's free, it's available to anyone.

The Gospel is not impacting our world randomly or haphazardly. Its impact is felt through the providence of a wise and caring God.

The Gospel initially spread beyond Jerusalem because of persecution. But the very winds that sought to destroy the embers of the Gospel only served to unleash it on the rest of the world. What is the source of the Gospel's power? And what are its effects?

According to Jesus, God has entrusted every believer with the stewardship of extraordinary gifts, abilities, and resources. What will you do with yours?