Who is my neighbor? One of the most famous parables was Jesus’ answer to the question. We do well to consider the question for ourselves, and Jesus’ unique response.

Want to see Jesus? I know where you can see Him and know Him as never before. Receiving eternal life depends not on what you know or what you do, but Who you know. Want to know Jesus?

God said, “Let there be Joe.” And here I am! By God’s Word I grow and become what God wants. By the Word my faith becomes stronger! If God’s Word is life-giving and formative, we’d be fools not to want it more!

Prayers can be songs and songs can be prayers. God’s people have sung, and prayed, for a world of opportunity. And God loves to answer these kinds of prayers! He inspired them by His promises.

Ever been through an earthquake? How about a churchquake? God has the ride of your life in store. God wants to move you to a whole new prayer life.

Have you ever worried about someone? Ha! Who hasn’t? Worry is a good indicator that we care. That's a start! When care germinates, it leads somewhere. You’ll be surprised with the company you’ll keep when you care.

Have you ever been afraid of what God wants you to do? Ever want to run away from God’s will for you--to pursue your own plan? What are we talking about here? Not what you think. But we need to talk to God about one of the biggest aversions we all have when it comes to His plan for our lives.

Is persistence irritating or the key to success? Well, no one ever finished by quitting. What about prayer? Is there ever too much? This week we will look at the persistent widow and what Jesus thinks about perseverance and determination.

Yes, or no? “Maybe” doesn’t work. So which one are you? Yes, or no? Jesus went toe-to-toe with people who said yes, but lived no. Thank God we’re not like those people, right? Maybe?

We are all given a certain amount of “stuff” that is ours to work with. The uses may be varied, but using our “stuff” wisely and to our best abilities is the key to success. This week we will focus on what God has given us and what He wants us to do with it.