If we want to see what Jesus meant when he told us to love one another, then we have to watch how Jesus loved. He understood and embraced the tension of being full of grace and truth.

When Jesus gave his first public message to the crowds he shared values and a lifestyle that was contrary to the culture. We are not called to blend in, but rather to be salt and light.

The Apostle Paul gave us very clear directions on how we are to believe as disciples and who we are to judge and who we are not to judge. Do you know what the Bible says about this very relevant and important topic?

Jesus declared that we are to love one another like He loved us. Is this the hallmark of your faith and how you follow Him? Whenever the church doesn't lead with love we are taking steps backward.

When it comes to our lives we must remember that we are managers, not owners of what has been given to us. We will all give an account of how we handled our lives - are you ready to answer?

You may think you see and feel what is going on around you, but there is more at work, more in you and for you than we can imagine unless we renew our minds.

When it comes to your faith in Christ, do you believe that he just has to say the word?

If you face a fear of lack, understand that what seems like not enough, when placed in the hands of God becomes more than enough.

If you have ever faced difficult situations, limitations, worry or doubt that God has overlooked you, then join us in Judges 6 and get ready to be a hero.