Big Question: Are you committed to embracing the confidence God has in you?

Side Question: Do you really believe in yourself?

Question: Are you committed to trusting God's faith and His hands on your life?

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”

Question: What are the role parents and children should play in each other’s lives as you grow older?

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”

Question: What are the role parents and children should play in each other’s lives as you grow older?

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”

Question: What are the role parents and children should play in each other’s lives as you grow older?

This series is designed to discuss the importance of learning how to disagree. Christians tend to have one answer for everything (right or wrong, saved or lost, in some cases Republican or Democrat). Jesus and the Apostles modeled the ability to reach beyond their opinions to win people to their Christ. We have often migrated to a new Great Commission that makes our opinion, political view, favorite candidate, or cultural perspective the gospel. Jesus never approached reaching people this way. He visited the sinners, and the saints.

Annual Question: How do you protect your future? Improve your thinking!

Question: What makes disagreements difficult for religious people?

1. Are you slowly dealing with your selfishness?

2. Are slowly dealing with stealing?

3. Are you slowly dealing with facing the truth?

Are you committed to sacrifice?

Are you committed to sacrifice?