God wants to bring a new level of freedom to our lives. Our old way of life was nailed to the cross with Christ so that we can live in His freedom and walk in newness of life. For many the enemy has robbed you of your freedom of choice. Get your "NO" back.

We all go through seasons of delay in our lives. They can cause us to question our faith in different ways. Today we are looking at the story of Lazarus being revived from the dead. What can we learn about walking through seasons where God doesn’t seem to be moving fast enough or at all?

Satan would make us think that our failures disqualify us from our destiny. But if we read the scriptures we see Jesus speak redemption over lives. We have not sinned too much or gone too far. Failure does not negate our future. All we have to decide is, do we love Him?

Thomas the disciple gets a bad rap in the scripture this morning. Some even think that his first name is “Doubting” because of it. As we pick up from the scripture last week on Easter, lets drill down on what faith looks like in the face of doubt. What if Thomas’ nickname ought to be “Honest” Thomas?

Today we celebrate with believers all over the world on this Resurrection Sunday. Easter changes everything. Christianity rests on this reality and choosing to not believe in the resurrection removes all of the power, hope, and meaning from the Gospel. Who is it YOU are looking for?

Everyone can hear God's voice. But we can drown out the voice of God with our own voice and the voices of others. Let's learn to be a people who will be still and listen.

The story of Elijah should be an encouragement in our prayer life. Elijah was just a man who believed God big and, in turn, he saw God move in big ways. Let's stand on God's Word and believe Him for big things!

God loves to bless those who love Him, and all of His promises are "Yes and Amen" (2 Corinthians). But just because something has been promised to us, it doesn't mean we fully possess it. Faith calls us to see what we cannot see.

We all have insecurities. We all have questions that we wrestle with; questions of worth. But anyone who wants to be first must be the very last. We are called to be the greatest servant of all.

If you are following the rhythms of Jesus, it is important to realize that we need to withdraw to receive focus and be reminded of why we are doing what we are doing. Like Jesus, this allows us to move beyond our personal pain to minister to a world in need of Him.