Will life ever go back to normal? You have most likely heard this question often, or possibly asked it yourself. We long for things to feel “normal” and maybe remanence on the good old days. Yet we are not supposed to get too comfortable in this world, we have much bigger and better promises for our future in Christ.

Generosity should be a lifestyle of every Christian. Its easy to tense up when money becomes a conversation, but its a significant part of revealing what is in our heart. What motivates you, money or selflessness?

Actions can clearly reveal what is in our heart. We can say we love Jesus, but our actions will convey if we truly do. As we strive to be “little Christ’s” and imitate Jesus, a significant way that is shown is in serving others! How can you step into showing God’s love?

Fasting is not a way to bend God’s will to yours. Rather, fasting is a continuous conversation focused in on God and bending our hearts to His. It’s not about what we can get from God, but about what we can give Him. How do we fast the right way?

The word “rest” may not seem like a bad word, but we treat it like one. Many, if not most of us, struggle to truly rest. We may say that we are taking a break, but we often turn to something else that won’t truly give us rest or satisfaction. We are promised an abundant life in Jesus, but we must truly find our rest in Him.

Prayer is consistent communication with a loving God. It is fascinating that the only time the disciples asked Jesus to teach them something was how to pray. Jesus life was so marked by intentional prayer, and we have the incredible gift to now communicate with a God who loves us and wants to hear from us. Dive deeper into this message to learn about the essential of life: prayer!

Relationships are vital to our health. If you're a self-confessed introvert, hermit. or the most extroverted extrovert; community is vital to our life. As we experienced in the height of the pandemic, being in community is important and necessary! How do we maintain and grow in healthy and Godly relationships? Check out this weeks sermon!

We are all lost, but how we are found determines the rest of our lives. If we find ourselves in the world, that is the means we will be left to. If we find ourselves in Jesus, we have full security and identity in him.

God will provide. Situations can seem impossible and it may seem like nothing will come through or there is no way out. God has alreadyrpovided Jesus, the atonement for our sins. We are covered, and he will always come through for his children in surprising ways.

“He will make a way, when there is no way.” We may sing those lyrics on Sunday morning, but many of us struggle to understand the depth of these words. Abraham too; struggled to trust that God would make a way when things seemed impossible for Him, but the impossible is exactly what God specializes in.