Let's consider what Jesus did at Christmas from the vantage point of Heaven.

Listen in as Jenni Carlson of Living Logos recites the entire book of Colossians from memory. This is part of the Living Logos mission to challenge the people of God to get His Word IN them.

Today, we will look back at the last seven weeks and discuss how to order our lives around the love of God.

"One of the greatest gifts we can give our world is to be a community of emotionally healthy adults who love well," Peter Scazzero

Our life rhythm can be described as scattered, fragmented, distracted, or overloaded. We are always on our way somewhere. In a society that's traveling at warp speed, how do we slow down and center our lives in Jesus?

All of life is about grief and loss. It is impossible to grow into maturity if we don't navigate these pathways biblically.

Every follower of Jesus will at some point confront the wall - or, as the ancients called it, "the dark night of the soul." Today, we'll discuss how that helps us grow up into emotional maturity.

We often underestimate the deep impact our families of origin leave. Reality: the blessings and sins of our families, going back 2 or 3 generations, profoundly impact who we are today. Living freely and joyfully requires us to look back and break free of sinful patterns from our family of origin in order to go forward.

Knowing who you really are is closely related to knowing God. If I don't know myself, how can I give myself to God and to others? A mask hides true identity. Am I wearing one?

The problem of emotionally unhealthy spirituality. We take a look at the life of King Saul.