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It’s important to watch your step as you go through life to avoid the dangers than can trip any of us up. At the same time, the way we go through life can actually inspire others to a far better life with Christ than what they currently know.

The idea of always loving everybody sounds great, doesn’t it? But it’s definitely not easy. Is there a way to go beyond “putting up” with people who rub us the wrong way? Can we actually love them without worry, doubt, or insecurity?

We can pray all by ourselves, read our Bibles, and sing worship songs on our own – but it takes a team to be a fully-committed follower of Jesus Christ. The Christian life was never mean to be lived alone, so learn why one of the best things you could say is: “I HAVE DECIDED …TO BE PART OF THE CHURCH.”

Jesus talked more about money than heaven & hell because He knows that money is so closely tied to our hearts.

The word “disciple” is a word that gets thrown around a lot in Christianity …but what does it actually mean? What does a genuine disciple look like? We need to explore the answers to those questions and understand the commitment that omes with being a disciple of Jesus.

Decisions become the past that shapes our futures. That means the right direction tomorrow starts with the right

decision today.

“Masterpiece.” That may not be the word that comes to mind when you think of yourself, but it’s certainly the way God views you. This Sunday we’ll finish up this series by learning in very clear terms just how God builds us into a masterpiece & what each of us must do in response to God’s renewing work in our lives.

Most people know things because of their 5 senses, through experience, or mental capacity – but there’s an additional type of knowledge that only the Christ-follower can have. Find out what that is on Sunday as we explore the truest identity of a Christian: that “IN CHRIST…YOU ARE ENLIGHTENED.”

Who are you? That’s an important question to explore. Things like your past, your race or culture, your marital status, your education, and your age can help explain you – but none of them define you. Instead, as a Christian your identity is now defined by only one thing: that you are in Christ.