What if the best kind of community is a by-product of some other pursuit? Note: to see the video shown at the beginning of the message search YouTube for Kbq4qZZuTeQ.

Ever noticed the predictable cycle that organizations experience? There's a beginning and an end. A season of vision, energy and fruitfulness and a season of sterility, boredom, and ultimate death. Truth is, churches follow the same patterns. Why? What can be done about it? What if God, via the Text unpacks both why that cycle exists and how to avoid it?

What if the resurrection takes us back to the 8th day?

How much of your life do you spend pursuing things you are not made to excel at? How important is it that we create margin to pursue the things we are good at?

Eric Hutch talks about how to balance family and work.

How can I create financial margin?

Nobody wants to talk about money, especially at church, but the truth is poor financial habits wreak havoc on lives. There are a couple things we all have in common: 1) All of us are living on a percentage of our income, 2) All of us are tempted to believe that if we had a little more income, everything would be better. What if our financial tensions are really caused by a lack of margin, not a lack of income?

Fred Nelson concludes the Supplements series by answer questions that have been previously submitted.

What if your goal in life was to be intentional and determined that your spouse is to be the most respected husband or the most cherished wife on earth?

How might mutual respect transform your marriage and your relationships in general? How does contempt destroy relationships?