Scripture: Isaiah 2:12,17, John 17:4, John 14:9, Luke 18:19, 1 Peter 5:6-7, Jesus did not say that life revolves around His own desires...it was about the Father and His desires. In the same way, living a life worth pursuing is not about us, nor does the world revolve around our desires. When we make it all about us, then we feel pressure to live up to other people’s expectations. But when we exalt the Father as the source of all the good we do, we live in genuine humility and peace comes our way. It’s not about us, it’s about Him. This is how Jesus Lived.

Scripture: Matthew 4:1-10, Hebrews 4:15-16, Proverbs 23:7, “Yes” is the word of Obedience. And obedience is God’s love language! Jesus always and only obeyed His Father’s desires. He knew that the question was not, “What do I want to do?” but, “What does My Father want me to do?” Jesus knew that life presents two choices. We can follow either the world’s agenda, which involves living for ourselves; or we can choose to always and only follow the Father’s Kingdom agenda (John 5:30). He knew that His life revolved not around His desires but around the Father’s greater plan and story and He invites us all to live the same way.

Scripture: Luke 5:16, Luke 6:12-13, James 1:5, Matthew 26: 38-39, The prayer life of Jesus was key to his ability to minister powerfully into people’s lives. The Scriptures record thirty-three different instances in which Jesus takes time to pray. Prayer was a way that he renewed his energy and and determined his next step. Prioritizing prayer the way that Jesus did will lead to life changing results that change the future!

Scripture: John 1:43, Philippians 2:5, What if, for one day and night, Jesus lived your life with his heart? Your Heart got the day off and your life was led by the heart of Christ? What would change if His priorities governed your actions, His passions drove your decisions and His love directed your behavior? The Life of Jesus is the aim of every follower of Christ. Not just to think like him but to act like him!

When you feel like you are in a battle in life, do you know you have access to weapons through God? This week we dive into Ephesians 6 where Paul tells us about the armor that God and how we, as believers, are equipped to handle the spiritual battles of life.

Scripture: Luke 5:33-39, Revelation 21:2, Revelation 3:12, Revelation 2:17, Revelation 21:5, As a church we are not a museum of religious artifacts, or a preservation society of how things used to be. The church of Jesus is a growing, fluid, dynamic, changing body of believers that are attempting to work out this surprising, yet life changing idea that Jesus has risen from the dead and that means something for our context, in our day and in our time! Join us this week as we reveal our New Logo and how this pertains to us in what the Lord has laid out for us as a congregation and people.

Scripture: John 10, Psalm 23:1 - 6, Grace Fellowship Church is nearing the one-year anniversary of Make+Multiply; Life Worth Pursuing. This week, we take stock as a church body and celebrate all that God has done in our midst in such a short time and worship as a community with a special in-service baptism.

Do you ever compare yourself to others? Your kids, abilities, home, car, job, struggles? Sizing things up and wondering where you fit and how you define your value? Why do we so easily fall prey to comparing ourselves to others? God can free us from the bondage of comparison.

Scripture: Matthew 11:28, As we continue in our series Baggage Claim, this week we take a look at what its like to carry around our 'Stinkin Thinkin '. How does the way you think of yourself, your job and relationships effect you as a whole? What if God has given us tools on how to change our thinking and bring more Joy to our lives? Let's replace our thinking of anxiety for peace and our thinking of negativity for positivity.

Scripture: Matthew 11:28, Romans 7:14-21, 2 Corinthians 12:8-9, Hebrews 8:12, Romans 6:1- 2, Galatians 5:1, Philippians 3:12 - 14, Are you consumed by your habitual bad habits? We often revert to bad habits out of comfort, out of protection and out of just knowing we will safe. This is a falsehood. Jesus wants to teach us that our bad habits don't define us and are certainly not things we need to keep going to. He is the answer and will provide all-in comfort, provision and protection.