We all have things or even people in our lives that we view as UNTOUCHABLE. We view them this way for all kinds of reasons. Whether it's because of fear, uncomfortable ness, the color of their skin, certain kinds of sins, the type of church they attend there is something about them that makes them UNTOUCHABLE to us. In this message we will take a look a Jesus and the way he responded to the untouchables in society and how we are called to do the same!

Why was I born? Why am I here? These are some of the biggest questions in life! In this message we will learn the answer to these questions and the answers might surprise you! We all want our lives to count for something, sensing that our brief stay on earth can either be wasted on trivial things or invested in the stuff that matters most. The problem arises as we try to figure out what we're supposed to do with our lives, navigating daily choices and decisions that determine our future. Learning from the life of Jesus and George Washington Carver we we see God has called us all to live a wild life. What is your peanut?

Think (RED). Have you ever wondered why Christianity is so bloody? Doesn't it seem so archaic and barbaric? The Bible is filled with the shedding and sacrificing of blood. It is referenced to 380 times in this context. Many people, even some Christians, choose to ignore or not deal with this part of Christianity. We do this mainly because it makes us feel uncomfortable or we don't understand it. But every time blood is mentioned there is a PURPOSE and in this series we want to bring that purpose to the forefront. In doing so we might start to even live and think differently in light of all that blood.

Think (RED). Have you ever wondered why Christianity is so bloody? Doesn't it seem so archaic and barbaric? The Bible is filled with the shedding and sacrificing of blood. It is referenced to 380 times in this context. Many people, even some Christians, choose to ignore or not deal with this part of Christianity. We do this mainly because it makes us feel uncomfortable or we don't understand it. But every time blood is mentioned there is a PURPOSE and in this series we want to bring that purpose to the forefront. In doing so we might start to even live and think differently in light of all that blood.

un•ex•pect•ed: not expected or anticipated; surprising or unforeseen. We have all experienced the unexpectedness of life. As a matter of fact one thing we can expect in life is the unexpected. Sometimes the unexpected things in life can be good or bad, but usually the unexpected is difficult for us to deal with. How do we deal with the unexpected things of life? In this message we learn the one thing we can always expect is Gods will to be done.

As we approach this time of year we set aside a day to remind ourselves of how much we have to be thankful for. We call it THANKSGIVING, but we all know there are times in life that it is difficult to be thankful. Bad things happen and circumstances change. The scripture tells us that we are to, rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and in everything give thanks. How do we do this or live this out? In this message we learn how to live a life of thankfulness even when turkeys attack!

WIRED: For a life of worship. When you hear the word worship what do you think of? Ask yourself the question, What or who do you worship? When you follow the trail of your time, energy, affection, and money you find a throne. And whatever or whomever is on that throne is the object of your worship! All day long we give our time, energy and affection to something or someone. Day by day, we declare our allegiance. In other words, we worship. Worship is about what we value most. Not just for the religious within church walls, worship is the core activity of the human soul. That means you are a worshiper! It is how you are wired. What is essential is that we choose wisely, worshiping what is ultimately worthy of our lives both now and forever. The challenge of this series is a lifestyle of worship, a whole-life response to a glorious God.

WIRED: For a life of worship. When you hear the word worship what do you think of? Ask yourself the question, What or who do you worship? When you follow the trail of your time, energy, affection, and money you find a throne. And whatever or whomever is on that throne is the object of your worship! All day long we give our time, energy and affection to something or someone. Day by day, we declare our allegiance. In other words, we worship. Worship is about what we value most. Not just for the religious within church walls, worship is the core activity of the human soul. That means you are a worshiper! It is how you are wired. What is essential is that we choose wisely, worshiping what is ultimately worthy of our lives both now and forever. The challenge of this series is a lifestyle of worship, a whole-life response to a glorious God.

WIRED: For a life of worship. When you hear the word worship what do you think of? Ask yourself the question, What or who do you worship? When you follow the trail of your time, energy, affection, and money you find a throne. And whatever or whomever is on that throne is the object of your worship! All day long we give our time, energy and affection to something or someone. Day by day, we declare our allegiance. In other words, we worship. Worship is about what we value most. Not just for the religious within church walls, worship is the core activity of the human soul. That means you are a worshiper! It is how you are wired. What is essential is that we choose wisely, worshiping what is ultimately worthy of our lives both now and forever. The challenge of this series is a lifestyle of worship, a whole-life response to a glorious God.

WIRED: For a life of worship. When you hear the word worship what do you think of? Ask yourself the question, What or who do you worship? When you follow the trail of your time, energy, affection, and money you find a throne. And whatever or whomever is on that throne is the object of your worship! All day long we give our time, energy and affection to something or someone. Day by day, we declare our allegiance. In other words, we worship. Worship is about what we value most. Not just for the religious within church walls, worship is the core activity of the human soul. That means you are a worshiper! It is how you are wired. What is essential is that we choose wisely, worshiping what is ultimately worthy of our lives both now and forever. The challenge of this series is a lifestyle of worship, a whole-life response to a glorious God.