Throughout her life Amy defined herself by what she did. But once motherhood came on the scene she realized that defining yourself by what you do, wasn't enough.

Krista met Jesus as a young adult. Years later, the unexpected death of her sister would change her capacity as a Christian.

Jason grew up as a kid who didn't party and did his homework. He thought he was doing pretty well. A trip overseas changed all of that.

In a culture that tells Christians we have to do more to have purpose, Jake offers a gospel-centered perspective on what it means to live on mission.

Your king is on the throne, and your King will get you home. Believe those two things and everything changes.

David wasn't raised in a Christian home, and yet hearing about God's love at a youth event changed the entire course of his life.

The closer you are to the identity of who God says you are, the more opposition you will face. Thankfully, our God is greater than it all.

The conclusion of Paul's directives regarding idols gifts us with ample grace along the complex path of decision making with wisdom. 

So far, Paul has zeroed in on the core of the Gospel: Jesus laying his life down for others. This Sunday, Paul turns the gospel-focus from others to self. Using the story of the Exodus, Paul warns Christians about the dangers of toying with idolatry.

We're called to love your neighbor as yourself. Sometimes it's easier said than done - in fact, it involves sacrifice at times. As we continue in our series, Idols Among Us, Paul teaches us how we can be all things to all people and that we can sacrifice to win more for the Kingdom.