We live in a life of systems. There is an order to this world and we know where we fit. But what if Jesus was calling us to a different system? To a system that wasn't a top down hierarchy, but one that was equal across all levels? In week 2 of our series we look at the line "truth and grace" from the popular christmas song Joy to the World and see what it means to the kingdom of God.

For God so loved the world, that He, did what? He gave... This is what God does. The God we worship is a giver, and God gives because that's what love does; love gives. Giving is what God's into. And when it comes to our giving, It doesn't matter what you give, what matters is how you give.

Did you know someone’s trying to steal everything that gives you purpose? He’s trying to rob your life for all you’ve got and leave you without a sense of identity. Spiritual identity theft is on the rise, and too often we don’t even know it’s happening. In fact, most people live in a constant state of crisis; spiritual identity crisis.In this 3 Part series, we look at who God says we truly are and discover what can be done to recover our stolen identity.

Did you know someone’s trying to steal everything that gives you purpose? He’s trying to rob your life for all you’ve got and leave you without a sense of identity. Spiritual identity theft is on the rise, and too often we don’t even know it’s happening. In fact, most people live in a constant state of crisis; spiritual identity crisis.In this 3 Part series, we look at who God says we truly are and discover what can be done to recover our stolen identity.

Did you know someone’s trying to steal everything that gives you purpose? He’s trying to rob your life for all you’ve got and leave you without a sense of identity. Spiritual identity theft is on the rise, and too often we don’t even know it’s happening. In fact, most people live in a constant state of crisis; spiritual identity crisis.In this 3 Part series, we look at who God says we truly are and discover what can be done to recover our stolen identity.

Direction determines destination. But what is it that influences direction? What is it that starts us on our course, either for the places we want to go or the destinations we'd rather avoid? If we could determine what this is, then we could change our course upstream and save ourselves a lot of time, money, and heartache.

What is the key to making great decisions? In this message Matt Hastings looks at something that is even more important than information when it comes to choosing your path.

We've all ended up places we never meant to be--where life was complicated and there were seemingly no good options. And looking back we saw the warning signs. We just chose to ignore them. But it doesn't have to be that way. By looking back at an old wise saying from Solomon we'll learn to look ahead, see the signs, and avoid the danger that lies in wait for us down the road.

Think about the last time you were traveling and got lost. You had your destination in mind. You had every intention of getting there. But you took the wrong path, and you didn't end up where you wanted to be. A disconnect often occurs between the path you choose and where you want to end up. This is the principle of the path and we'll discover how it impacts every area of your life.

As we close out this series, we do so by asking a simple question. Is Jesus enough? Can he really help? Can he sustain me? And if he is enough, when you get to the end of your life, would you rather people say “you took it too far” or just took your relationship with Jesus “in moderation”? How can you make sure you end up without regrets in your relationship with God?