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Often times we want to see God move in our life but we have made no room for God in our life. What if we started making room for God to do whatever He wants to do? What if we came to Him with desperation and a bold desire to be in His presence? Let’s make room, together. Join us as Luke walks us through Mark 2:1-12.

With tension and polarization heightened because of the election, how do we respond as believers? How do I navigate relationships with people who don’t see things the way I see them? What if they voted differently than I did? Jesus commanded us to care for each other, not cancel one another. Love is our response. Luke walks us through Luke 6:32-36 as we study the words of Jesus during these difficult days

Have you ever felt like you were clinging to hope that you can’t see in the midst of overwhelming hopelessness? Don’t let go or you’ll never see the other side of this circumstance. The hope that you hold fast to isn't circumstantial, but personal, it’s Jesus. Luke walks us through Romans 4:18-24 as we unpack how the hope we have in Jesus is greater than any hopelessness that surrounds us.

Who are you? Many of us don’t know where our identity is found and when we don’t know who we are, we start looking and comparing ourselves to who others are becoming. If we truly knew who we are and where our identity is found, we would not only compare ourselves considerably less, but we’d be confident in who we are and comfortable with who we’re not. Luke walks us through 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 this week as we unpack who we are in Jesus.

Death, taxes, and too much screen time. We all do it. Our screens and social media are the main sources of comparison and they are constantly bombarding us. So what do we do about it? We want to do more than acknowledge that our surroundings are difficult to navigate, we want to navigate them well. Join us as Luke walks us through the difficult reality of what phones, social media, and too much screen time is doing to our lives, and the hope we have moving forward by looking to a greater source of validation.

We continue in our collection of conversations on comparison by looking deeper into our own lives. Sometimes we don’t need to look any further than our own heart to find where a lot of our issues are with comparison. This week, Luke walks us through the second part of our plan to conquer comparison. The King Of Thieves, knowing yourself.

We all struggle with comparison, don't we? We all know what it's like to look at the lives of others, to see where they are or what they have, and become more aware of where we aren't and what we don't have. If we are going to conquer comparison, we need a battle plan. Join us as Luke walks us through the first week of this new series on comparison that we're calling, The King Of Thieves. Part one of the plan? Know your enemy.

Sometimes we try so hard to rationalize things intellectually that miss the opportunity for them to be realized spiritually. Can anything good from a mess? From an unexpected situation or place? If the Messiah can come from a mess, then He can definitely work in the messiness or your life. Join us as Luke walks with us through John 1:43-51.