Jesus Christ was one of the most counter-cultural leaders that the world has ever seen. He took the conventional thinking of the day and exposed it as flawed as He taught, illustrated, and proved a better way to see life. It caused people’s heads to spin in confusion back then, and still does the same thing to the thinking of many people today. In this series, we will look at a number of these quizzical statements that turn what we think upside-down so that we can become better in key areas of life like greatness, honor, worthiness, fairness, righteousness, and eternal life.

Jesus Christ was one of the most counter-cultural leaders that the world has ever seen. He took the conventional thinking of the day and exposed it as flawed as He taught, illustrated, and proved a better way to see life. It caused people’s heads to spin in confusion back then, and still does the same thing to the thinking of many people today. In this series, we will look at a number of these quizzical statements that turn what we think upside-down so that we can become better in key areas of life like greatness, honor, worthiness, fairness, righteousness, and eternal life.

Jesus Christ was one of the most counter-cultural leaders that the world has ever seen. He took the conventional thinking of the day and exposed it as flawed as He taught, illustrated, and proved a better way to see life. It caused people’s heads to spin in confusion back then, and still does the same thing to the thinking of many people today. In this series, we will look at a number of these quizzical statements that turn what we think upside-down so that we can become better in key areas of life like greatness, honor, worthiness, fairness, righteousness, and eternal life.

If you’ve spent any amount of time on YouTube, you’ve likely seen videos of excited people who record themselves opening, for the very first time, a box containing their new smartphone, gaming console, or other highly coveted item. This phenomenon is called Unboxing. People go to great lengths to “unbox” their prized possessions for the whole world to see, yet many of us leave the gifts God gives us in their original box, untouched. These gifts from God are called Spiritual Gifts, and in this series we’ll discuss what the Spiritual Gifts are, how to discover which Gifts you were given, and you’ll have an opportunity to unbox your gifts and put them to use.

If you’ve spent any amount of time on YouTube, you’ve likely seen videos of excited people who record themselves opening, for the very first time, a box containing their new smartphone, gaming console, or other highly coveted item. This phenomenon is called Unboxing. People go to great lengths to “unbox” their prized possessions for the whole world to see, yet many of us leave the gifts God gives us in their original box, untouched. These gifts from God are called Spiritual Gifts, and in this series we’ll discuss what the Spiritual Gifts are, how to discover which Gifts you were given, and you’ll have an opportunity to unbox your gifts and put them to use.

If you’ve spent any amount of time on YouTube, you’ve likely seen videos of excited people who record themselves opening, for the very first time, a box containing their new smartphone, gaming console, or other highly coveted item. This phenomenon is called Unboxing. People go to great lengths to “unbox” their prized possessions for the whole world to see, yet many of us leave the gifts God gives us in their original box, untouched. These gifts from God are called Spiritual Gifts, and in this series we’ll discuss what the Spiritual Gifts are, how to discover which Gifts you were given, and you’ll have an opportunity to unbox your gifts and put them to use.

There is a saying that is both printed and minted on our money: “In God We Trust”. The saying is both appropriate and applaudable. Yet the irony of it all is very startling because for all the trust we are called to have in God, few areas of life reveal how little trust we actually have in Him like money can. Often people love money more than other people and more than God, and yet with each financial transaction, we tender payment with money that says, “In God We Trust”. What would happen if we could trust God with all of our money? What would happen if He could trust us with all the money He allowed us to manage? What would happen if we loved money less and loved God and people more? The answers are found in this series on money and faith as we examine what God says about money, faith and the abundant life that comes to those who keep both in proper balance.

There is a saying that is both printed and minted on our money: “In God We Trust”. The saying is both appropriate and applaudable. Yet the irony of it all is very startling because for all the trust we are called to have in God, few areas of life reveal how little trust we actually have in Him like money can. Often people love money more than other people and more than God, and yet with each financial transaction, we tender payment with money that says, “In God We Trust”. What would happen if we could trust God with all of our money? What would happen if He could trust us with all the money He allowed us to manage? What would happen if we loved money less and loved God and people more? The answers are found in this series on money and faith as we examine what God says about money, faith and the abundant life that comes to those who keep both in proper balance.

There is a saying that is both printed and minted on our money: “In God We Trust”. The saying is both appropriate and applaudable. Yet the irony of it all is very startling because for all the trust we are called to have in God, few areas of life reveal how little trust we actually have in Him like money can. Often people love money more than other people and more than God, and yet with each financial transaction, we tender payment with money that says, “In God We Trust”. What would happen if we could trust God with all of our money? What would happen if He could trust us with all the money He allowed us to manage? What would happen if we loved money less and loved God and people more? The answers are found in this series on money and faith as we examine what God says about money, faith and the abundant life that comes to those who keep both in proper balance.

There is a saying that is both printed and minted on our money: “In God We Trust”. The saying is both appropriate and applaudable. Yet the irony of it all is very startling because for all the trust we are called to have in God, few areas of life reveal how little trust we actually have in Him like money can. Often people love money more than other people and more than God, and yet with each financial transaction, we tender payment with money that says, “In God We Trust”. What would happen if we could trust God with all of our money? What would happen if He could trust us with all the money He allowed us to manage? What would happen if we loved money less and loved God and people more? The answers are found in this series on money and faith as we examine what God says about money, faith and the abundant life that comes to those who keep both in proper balance.