The call to good works is first of all determined not by what we can do, but rather by what God has already done.  Easter is the perfect time to reexamine this truth and unite our efforts in service to God with the completed work of Jesus.

To what degree are good works something the average Christian should concern themselves?  We will see that both the implications of the gospel and expectations of spreading the gospel require a careful devotion to doing good.

Equality is a subject that is often misunderstood in our world today, but it has its origin in God.  How should we as Christians seek equity and equality according to God's determinations?  And how can we best make sense of the way the world pursues this important subject?

The expectation of good works for the Christian is clear throughout the New Testament.  But in what way is doing good part of the Christian story?  Are we saved by doing good works?  Are good works even necessary at all?  What do the biblical writers think of someone who believes that all you must do to be saved is simply believe in God?  Today we will try to answer these questions.

The Christian life is a difficult one to maintain in our own strength.  Even our best attempts at serving God, if done from the flesh, will ultimately make us grow weary.  We must place our confidence in the God who redeems and daily depend on Him to carry us through.

The design of God strategy for reaching the lost involves displaying the gospel through our actions, so that a watching world will undeniably see the love of God

The challenge to the Christian is to live the way Jesus lived.  The task of selfless love is God's strategy for bringing the message of reconciliation to the world.  But it must first of all begin by practice and example inside the church.

The Christian life was never meant to be lived in a bubble.  God designed our giftings to interlink and amplify each individual's effectiveness when we work together.

There is a specific purpose in God's design for his children on earth.  We have not been left here without instruction or expectations.  As the world continues to decay through the corruption of fall of man it plunges ever further in darkness.

The early church had an expectant hope of Jesus return that characterized their community. They treated one another with mutual encouragement as those motivated by the return of their Savior.