In your own life or the life of others, have you noticed that people don’t seem to love one another that much? In Three Short Years, Jesus chose to love others radically. How? One-way love. What is it? And to live it, what will it require of us?

Every single one of us wants to get to the end of our lives and feel like we fulfilled what we were put on this earth to do. We have many ideas of what this may look like whether it be making a lot of money or achieving some form of success. Jesus has an entirely different approach to what it looks like to fulfill our purpose but it comes with an incredible promise.

We all have moments in life where we wonder “what am I here for?” We struggle to discern what our purpose in life is and what God’s plan might be for us. Jesus perfectly lived into his destiny and through his life we can learn how to fulfill the destiny God has for us.

Life is full of financial risks and rewards. It can be devastating to make a bad financial decision and have to suffer the consequences. It can also be life-changing to experience a financial blessing. Jesus provides a framework for overcoming the anxiety and stress that comes with finances, proving to be the greatest financial bet we can make.

We all experience different stresses in life but financial stress can be truly overwhelming. Not knowing how to keep up with the bills, figuring out an unexpected and expensive emergency, and just keeping up with the cost of living can be a heavy burden. Is it possible that God’s financial principles can set us free from so much of the financial pressure we feel?

Most of us do not get through life without some financial stress. We have unexpected expenses, debt piles up, the budget breaks and we are left trying to just stay above water when it comes to our money. What if there is a better way? God provides money management principles that can truly set us free but it is up to us to practice them.

What happens when we have removed all of the lids possible, and God still isn’t producing what we had hoped for? How do you keep faith, “even if” the God who is able doesn’t seem to be?

Sometimes we are asked to do things we do not want to do. People may ask us to do something inconvenient or even frustrating. What do we do when God does not just ask a hard thing of us but an impossible thing? In this message we see what can happen in our lives when God asks everything of us and we say “yes.”

Our first instinct when we hear the word maybe is to think of all the reasons something can’t happen. What if every time we heard that word moving forward we began to think of the reasons something can happen?  

There are times when our hopes and expectations fall short of reality. We can even come up against situations that are impossible for us to handle on our own. Jesus offers us some insight for why we sometimes run into walls and how we can break through them.