Peace is one of those things we all pray for in life. How can we really experience it, especially in the pain? How can we find any value in the things that hurt us so badly it seems unjust? God has an answer to that situation. We're going to explore it!

What are the things that break up your peace? Is it possible that we've allowed things to creep into our lives that are actually keeping us from finding peace? It's time to identify them and get back to the promised peace that comes from God!

What is your resolve? What is your motivation? A soldier has one motivation...to do what his/her enlisting officer asks. To be a soldier of Jesus can't be any different. So why do we get so confused in the process?

When God sent Jesus to earth, He had something specific in mind. Jesus replaced the tabernacle and allowed us direct access to God. God also revealed His glory to us in a way that literally has taken our breath away for those of us who follow Jesus.

So many times, God could have just ended it all, cut us off and started over. Well...He could have, but it literally would not have been who He is, and God can't be someone He's not...Thankfully! For God so loved the world... For God so loved You!

Is God a Chess Master who moves us at His whim and desire or does He actually give us the ability to decide & choose? Pastor John points out through scripture that God is all powerful and all mighty to be able to do make things happen the way He wants them to happen, but from the very beginning He chose to show us His power by giving us the ability to choose. He chose to will us instead of power over us giving us the power and the will to choose Him...or not.

John the Baptist was such an integral part of the Logos story and declared the real reason for Jesus coming. So much so, he tried to scream it inside the womb! How excited are we to proclaim Jesus? What is keeping us quiet when we know the Savior of the World?

Is Christmas really when Jesus was born? The Apostle John seems to disagree! In fact, John believes that Jesus' timeline stretches across all time. What does that do to our Christmas celebrations?

When we truly look at our lives, we can recognize the things that we literally won't give up for God. Maybe it's an addiction. Maybe it's a vice. Maybe it's even our families. Is our "want" getting in the way of our following the God of all things? Is it possible that He could have something bigger for us than those things we cling to?

The words of Al Michaels' iconic call as the USA Hockey team defeated the USSR in 1980 are firmly planted in a whole generations minds: "Do you believe in miracles? YES!" While that was almost 35 years ago, the question remains. Do YOU believe in miracles? How we view miracles may very well be an indicator of who we believe God is and just how powerful we believe He really is in our lives.