There is one repeated phrase that stands out in the New Testament - "One Another". God is trying to drill into us that we are supposed to "one another" each other. For Jesus it boils down to one word. Love. Love one another.

The society we live in is undergoing massive change. Old maps, we are told, cannot take us to the destinations of the future; or can they? How can we, the people of God, be effective in this new society?

Jesus is more concerned with your wholeness than your brokenness. Are you walking in what Jesus has called you to or are you staying close to what He has delivered you from?

Satan is never happy about your freedom. So do not be surprised when you go through struggles as a Christian.

In Philippians 1:12-26 we find the Apostle Paul in a jail cell. What can we learn from the Paul about being in a situation that we would not choose?

Churches have Sunday gatherings in all manner of styles and forms around the world. It’s good on occasion, to ask the question, “Why do we go to church?”

We have been blessed to be a blessing; it is meant to be spread, given and shared. As we close out our series on what it looks like to live a blessed life, we look to Jesus and His statements on our identity: We are salt and light.

1 Thessalonians 5 states that we were called to rejoice and be thankful. When we begin to loose joy in our life we may be lacking in thankfulness. Go ahead and put some thankfulness into any area of your life and see how it makes it better.

Proverbs 3:9 says, "Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the first fruits of all your crops". We were never meant to gather and hold; we were meant to receive and release. Let's live like Jesus and live a blessed life.

It all has to do with the heart when it comes to generosity. Today we are looking at three mindsets that we can have regarding generosity.