All of us have friends and family who don’t know Jesus. And even though the thought of them being eternally separated from God breaks our hearts, this truth doesn’t always spark the sharing of our faith. But there is a hidden motivation Jesus mentions. One, that surprisingly, benefits us immensely.

Deep people Need people. If you really want to be deep we have to know our need for others. God has hard-wired us to need people and be in wise community

For Jesus, being supernatural was a natural part of his life. And as He sends his disciples out, they experience the same. So why, for many of us today, does the supernatural seem so unnatural?

Deep calls out to Deep. God is always inviting us into more depth with Him. Do we want it and need it. Deep need leads to deep connection with God. And the first way to get depth is by being people immersed in God’s word.

Hallal (ha-lahl): to worship by boasting, to rave, to shine, to celebrate, to be clamorously (loudly) foolish

- hallal + Yahweh = hallelujah

When do you/can you/should you say hallelujah?

A deeper awareness of God’s worth leads to a deeper awareness of our worth to him. What do we focus on? Are we aware and paying attention?

Are we setting the spiritual and emotional tables of our lives or is it being set for us. Self-control comes from a God-controlled existence.

Matt continues our series on the fruit of the spirit by looking at Faithfulness.

How do we emotionally set the table for the holidays and for that matter in every situation we go in rather than having the table set for us. We get to have the power of the Spirit in us to help bring a different vibe and culture by showing fruit. This week we look at Joy and Peace.

How do we emotionally set the table for the holidays and for that matter in every situation we go in rather than having the table set for us. We get to be and need to be thermostats and not thermometers. We have the power of the Spirit in us to help bring a different vibe and culture so let's set the table differently.