How would we live if we weren't afraid any more to be zealous for God? How would we act? Who would we be? Let's find out!

The year of Jubilee was a time of restoration. It was a time when debts were cancelled, and what you had lost was returned to you. Through Jesus' sacrifice, this jubilee celebration is available to us always. Learn what that means in this message.

The year of jubilee was the year in Jewish culture when debts were forgiven and people could start with a clean slate. And it just so happens that we are in a jubilee year right now. So what does that mean for us today?

There's a reason that the Christian church began at Pentecost. And that reason is going to blow your mind.

What are you really made of? What does the you God created look like? Using an illustration of a hard-boiled egg (with interesting results), Pastor Dwain sets out to answer that question!

The Celtic church didn't think of the Holy Spirit as a dove: they saw Him as a wild goose. And when we chase that goose, when we pursue our destinies, there is no obstacle we can't overcome!

There is so much more that God has for us, and so much more that we can paint in other people's lives. Let's seal our month by painting Jesus all over the place!

When we paint the town with love, we are taking part in the very thing that has set Christianity apart over all of the centuries. No matter how challenging, when we paint everyone we meet with love we show Jesus to the world.

The world needs hope. Even Christians are so often walking around completely hopeless. But we can change that. We can give them hope. We can show the world hope. We can paint the town with the hope of Jesus!

Jesus supplies the colors, and it's our job to paint with them. We can paint people's lives with faith, and show them the kind of worth they actually have! We also have the choice to show them what a life colored by faith looks like!