God cares very much how we live our lives. Throughout the Bible, God reveals His point of view concerning our daily walk with Him. In the final sermon of our POV series, Pastor Joe will unpack how God desires us to live good lives with the end in mind. To walk daily with the Lord, knowing that our home is in heaven.

How does God want us to live our lives? What is His point of view on this question? The Bible is very clear and answers this question in many places—Perhaps none clearer than Micah 6:8. "And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God."

How does God want us to live our lives? What is His point of view on this question? The Bible is very clear and answers this question in many places—Perhaps none clearer than Micah 6:8. "And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God."

Mr. Rogers made the phrase "Won't you be my neighbor" famous. However, long before Mr. Rogers, the question "Who is my neighbor" was asked of Jesus. The way Jesus answered this specific question teaches us a valuable truth concerning God's point of view on how we are to live our lives.

Mr. Rogers made the phrase "Won't you be my neighbor" famous. However, long before Mr. Rogers, the question "Who is my neighbor" was asked of Jesus. The way Jesus answered this specific question teaches us a valuable truth concerning God's point of view on how we are to live our lives.

What is our role in evangelism? Guest speaker, Eric Epperson, uses John 17 to explore how we can make space for others by loving well and speaking truth.

"If you could say in one word what you want more of in life, what would that be?" How do you suppose God might answer this hypothetical question? In reality, the bible clearly tells us what God truly desires. He desires that everyone be saved. The challenge for Christians is this—do we desire it as strongly as God does?

What is God's point of view when it comes to us? How does God view us? These are foundational questions that must be answered if we're going to see things from God's point of view. Starting with the first chapter of the bible (Gen. 1) we begin to see God's point of view clearly about the people He has made.