Gratitude is about being thankful for what you do have rather than being upset about what you don’t have. Gratitude is an essential ingredient on the journey to living the abundant life Jesus promises. Gratitude is seen beautifully through our response to the free gift of Salvation through Jesus or Lord. As we approach Thanksgiving Day let’s begin making the choice of gratitude a daily habit.

What happens when someone claims to be the Son of God? Some people followed Jesus; others rejected Him. Many were confused by the radical ways He talked about love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and service. As shocking as His claims were—what would it mean if they were all true? Today as we close our series, we look at not only one of the most shocking claims Jesus made; but the most essential. He is Risen! He IS ALIVE!!

What happens when someone claims to be the Son of God? Some people followed Jesus; others rejected Him. Many were confused by the radical ways He talked about love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and service. As shocking as His claims were—what would it mean if they were all true? Here’s something shocking: Christ isn’t actually Jesus’ last name. But the really shocking part is what “Christ” means. No other name in history has carried such a big promise—or been able to deliver on it.

What happens when someone claims to be the Son of God? Some people followed Jesus; others rejected Him. Many were confused by the radical ways He talked about love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and service. As shocking as His claims were—what would it mean if they were all true? We live in a world of comparison. Who has the most followers? Biggest house? Best-paying job? Jesus doesn’t measure worth by the same standards. When He says, “the first will be last,” He invites us to find our value in what He did for us, not what we can do for ourselves.

What happens when someone claims to be the Son of God? Some people followed Jesus; others rejected Him. Many were confused by the radical ways He talked about love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and service. As shocking as His claims were—what would it mean if they were all true? Believing that God can do anything takes faith. And when you’re in the depths of the tough stuff, that’s hard to hold on to. But looking back on the ways He’s carried you through in the past can help you believe that “even when I can’t, God can.”

What happens when someone claims to be the Son of God? Some people followed Jesus; others rejected Him. Many were confused by the radical ways He talked about love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and service. As shocking as His claims were—what would it mean if they were all true? Saying “yes” can mean stepping into the unknown—are you going to find success or disappointment? When you decide to follow Jesus, it means leaving your old life behind. But on the other side of that “yes” is a life much bigger than you could dream up on your own.

What happens when someone claims to be the Son of God? Some people followed Jesus; others rejected Him. Many were confused by the radical ways He talked about love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and service. As shocking as His claims were—what would it mean if they were all true? What is hurting in your life right now? Maybe it is physical pain or emotional, spiritual, or relational pain. Jesus claimed He can heal it all. What difference could it make if He did that for you?

We were created for relationships. And God has gifted us with many ways those relationships are experienced and practiced. We truly are Better Together. If you are trying to live life alone we want to remind you that not only do you not have to, but you weren’t created to in the first place! This morning we reflect on how the early church served one another, the mission God had them on, and what that looks like for us today.

We were created for relationships. And God has gifted us with many ways those relationships are experienced and practiced. We truly are Better Together. If you are trying to live life alone we want to remind you that not only do you not have to, but you weren’t created to in the first place! This morning we reflect on how the early church sacrificed and what that looks like for us today.

We were created for relationships. And God has gifted us with many ways those relationships are experienced and practiced. We truly are Better Together. If you are trying to live life alone we want to remind you that not only do you not have to, but you weren’t created to in the first place! This morning we reflect in Awe of our Sovereign Creator and Savior. We Worship Together.