Throughout the Bible, the mind and the heart are synonymous. We can all become better listeners. To discern what is right takes a listening heart and an understanding mind

At all times, stay fresh, and be refreshed by His Word.

Got anger? Give it up. But be sure to fill its place with something good.

Fear. Fear obstructs most of us from seeking out relationships with our neighbors. Join us, as Pastor Jim takes us into the final chapter of this series, and highlights how fear inhibits good neighboring, and how to overcome it.

Time. All of us are capable of doing a few things well. Shouldn't one of those things be what Jesus told us was most important? When you love your neighbor, not only do you change your neighborhood, and the world, it changes you.

Get out there and know your neighbors. There's no end to the good that can be done, and the changes that can be made in our world.

Are we following Jesus, or is He following us? As we enter into a new year and go about our agendas, goals, and what we think is important, take a moment to consider who is doing the following. Make Jesus bigger to you this year than He may have been to you last year. Follow Him.

Pastor Jim implores us all to consider what conventions in our lives crowd Jesus out of it? There are people all around us that are in need of God's touch through you, and sometimes, the lives that we touch, are not as visible to us.

Is it truthful, helpful, inspirational, necessary, and kind? Continuing in his Ten Commandments series, Pastor Jim reminds us that when it comes to keeping the love of God going throughout the world, it is important to T.H.I.N.K. before we speak.

One fold. One flock. One Shepherd. What does Jesus say it takes to be a good shepherd? Who are the other sheep in our world? The path to green pastures, still waters, and places where the soul is restored, starts with following the Good Shepherd.