The greatest image of reconciliation in all history is God sacrificing his Son for us. We need to accept the free gift by giving our life to Jesus. Once we've done that, we should rejoice, talk to God in prayer routinely, and talk to others about God as well.

Justification is the act of declaring someone or something righteous and we all need to be justified. Here are four key truths about justification.

1. We receive justification by faith

2. Justification takes place when we have faith

3. We are justified by God's grace, not our own doing

4. We are justified by the blood of Jesus

In this first message of the series, we define salvation as deliverance from sin. The good news is that Jesus has already provided the payment for our sin in advance. Therefore, we have forgiveness if we put our faith in God and Jesus.

We know the Day of the LORD is coming and it will either be the best day of your life or the worst. The choice is up to you but the smart choice is having a living and active faith in God and his son, Jesus.

There's so many things we get caught up in and worry about. The challenge for you today is to put your mind and focus back on the things of God.

We've been talking about three of the most common idols in our society but there are many others. Listen to learn three practical steps to discover idols you may have in your life.

We have to be aware of the idol of success. Valuing success more than God is such a natural tendency but God is ultimately the source of any success we have. Putting your focus on loving God more can help keep this in check.

Judas put money before God and it wreaked havoc in his life. Likewise, we can't let money get in the way of our relationship with God. Instead, we should respond to God's love by choosing to serve Him.

Relationships, although important, can be an idol if put above our relationship with God. The solution is not loving people less but loving God more!

An idol is anything more important to us than God. Some of the most common idols in our culture are relationships, money, and power. Whatever, the idol, we are called to get rid of it and make God the number one priority in our lives.