We can say we believe in God, but it’s the actions that make the difference. What does it look like to care enough to do something about it when it comes to your faith?

Life comes at you fast…and often the temptation is to hold onto what we have instead of holding things loosely and letting God have control. The question comes down to this - whose kingdom are you really building?

Everyone has Christmas traditions - trees, parties, family gatherings…things we all look forward to. Tradition, however, can get in the way of the real meaning of Christmas. This was true in the time of Jesus, and if we’re not careful, it can be just as true for us today.

Lynn Marshall teaches us from John 11 and the miracle of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead.

Did you know that sheep know their shepherd's voice? So when they're in trouble or wandering away, he can call out to them and they'll come back? That's exactly what God does for us.

You know that feeling after you’ve been caught doing something you shouldn’t be doing, but before you receive the punishment? It’s a bad feeling. And it’s often how we feel when it comes to God. "I’ve been caught, and I know He’s going to punish me.” That’s how we feel, but is that how God really is?

We all experience certain hungers in life. Hunger for healing, for possessions, and a hunger for comfort...John describes these hungers and Jesus' remedy for our appetite.

No matter who you are or where you are from or what you’ve done, Jesus has gone to great lengths to reach you. The Samaritan woman he encounters at the well is a perfect example of his willingness to do everything to reach us.

We all have questions about God…we all have questions for God, that we’d love to ask Him if we could. Jesus loves it when we engage Him with our questions. Do we always get the answer we want? No. But bringing them is a great way to grow our relationship with Him.

Jesus had a very unique way of doing things…he did and said many things that give us a new perspective on people, situations, and life.