What should motivate believers in daily life? As we mature in the faith, we come to realize more and more that life is not about us. It’s about God. His glory fills the earth and the heavens. When we see our lives as part of a much larger plan, we understand that giving God glory is what life is all about.

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The great unknown for all humanity is what happens after death. Is there really an afterlife? Near-death experiences don’t settle the matter since accounts vary. Only the word of Jesus, who died and rose from the dead, can speak to the subject with authority.

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Before Jesus was betrayed, He went to a garden called Gethsemane to pray. Even though He was fully God, His humanity was on full display. Jesus asked for the company of His closest friends as He prayed. The time had come for Christ to take upon Himself the sins of this world and the wrath of the Father. He accepted this cup from the hands of the Father so that we could be restored to God.

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Jesus was not content to limit his preaching to the synagogues of His day. While on his way to meet with a man whose daughter had died, a woman in the crowd reached out to touch His garment, thinking that she would be healed of a twelve-year disease. In this brief encounter in Mark chapter five, we get a glimpse into the heart of Jesusa heart of compassion.

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Early in the ministry of Jesus, He became known as a healer. Large crowds followed him wherever He went, hoping to be cured of their many ailments. His heart was moved, as He saw them as sheep without a shepherd, harassed and helpless. How do we as believers view the great needs around us? Do we share the heart of our Savior? In this message we look into the motivation of Jesus when He saw human need, and we examine our own hearts in the process.

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Before people believe in Jesus, they have no choice: they will sin repeatedly. After conversion, they do have a choice, no longer obligated to practice the sins they committed before. Breaking free from old patterns involves a process called reckoning oneself dead unto sin but alive unto God. In this message we learn what this reckoning is all about.

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Built into every one of us is a tendency to focus on self. We see life through the lens of, how does this affect me? After Cain killed Abel, he had no remorse. Rather, he bemoaned his fate of being made a restless wanderer. In this message we look at how self-focus is shared by us all, and why it’s only through the redemption Jesus provides that we can get our eyes off of ourselves.

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In the Garden of Eden, an infection entered the human race. It has since spread to every last one of us. The infection is sin, which means missing the mark of God’s standards. Whether our sins seem big or small, the outcome is the same: an eternity of separation from God. In this message we learn a short history of sin, and what God did to save us from its penalty.

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In a recent year, almost 37,000 Americans saw no way out of their misery, and then committed suicide. These people had one thing in common: they lost all hope that things could get better. They saw ending life as the only alternative. One of the great blessings God confers on those who believe in Jesus is hope: a hope that Paul says does not disappoint.

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The value of placing your faith in something is all about the object of your faith, and not about the faith itself. You can believe that an idol is God, but that doesn’t change the fact that the idol is made of stone. Faith in the wrong place is worse than no faith at all, because it creates false confidence. And when it comes to salvation, false confidence is deadly.

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