If God is with us, then this changes how we engage in spiritual battles.

If God is with us, then this changes how we handle our trials.

The birth of Jesus brought us the ongoing presence of God.

Wealth is best used when it brings eternal benefits.

Following Jesus leads us to run away from sin and run toward righteousness.

Christians treasure contentment more than riches.

In a culture that calls us to reach for the stars, how are Christians called to respond when our circumstances are inferior? What should our perspective be?

Is your instinct to trust and submit to your leaders? Or do you find yourself automatically suspicious of those in authority? This Sunday we look at an important message both for those in leadership in Jesus' church and also for all those who are under that leadership. And Jesus' path for the church of Jesus turns out to be both liberating and challenging for all of us.

One of the marks of following Jesus is caring for people in need. This Sunday we not only talk about why caring for the needy is so important, but we also talk about how we can care for the needy in ways that truly bring help.

Jesus has given a calling, a job, for every believer. So, what does it take to fulfill that calling? As Paul addresses this question with Timothy, we all get some insight into how we do the job that God has called us to do.