You only get One Life. How are you living it? Sometimes, instead of being true to who God created us to be, we like to take pieces of other people and try to compare them to what our lives should be, or even worse, try to use them to create ourselves into something we're not, like Frankenstein's monster. Why waste our One Life that way?

The Bible is filled with fantastic parties, and we should celebrate, because of the good news of Jesus. Who are you inviting to your party? Are you reaching out to everyone who needs to hear the message? We talk about that in this lesson.

You only get one life to live. Why waste it? One of the ways we waste our precious moments is by worrying, and Jesus is very clear there is no reason to worry, and worrying is only holding us back from His mission.

In today's society, we constantly check the mirror to see how we look. But are we really looking? What should we looking for to get the most honest look at ourselves, and our lives?

Last week we celebrated the foundatin of the Christian faith - the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. So now what? Today we take a look at how we can continue Jesus' story through what we're doing on earth.

This week we celebrate the most fundamental aspect of Christianity - the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But while it's the foundation of our faith, it's only the beginning.

One of the most fantastic traits of Jesus was His ability to show compassion. In today's lesson, we hear how His compassion for one man amazed an entire city, and turned a maniac hiding amongst tombstones to a missionary spreading a message of hope.

How should we, as Christians, treat those outside the church when they walk through our doors? Or when we see them in the community? Today we look at lessons for the 'insiders' on how they should treat the 'outsiders' so the seeds of Jesus are planted in their hearts.

In this lesson, we talk about potentially the hardest 'peace' to find: a peace with others. Forgivenss isn't easy. We've all been hurt, and some in umimaginable, unfair ways. But the longer we hold on and don't forgive, the harder it is to find peace.

In this week's lesson we look at where we believe truly finding peace begins - with God.