As we continue our series about life, we talk about what it means to be healthy in our Spirits.

What does it mean to have life in our bodies and how do we use them to glorify God? Should we treat our bodies as an afterthought in light of our spirit?

We want to be healthy in our mind. What does that look like in God's kingdom and how do we begin walking that path?

God's plan for humanity was life, and life abundantly. Sin ruined that, but Jesus is the beginning to putting it all back together. As we begin looking at the vision for our church we begin looking at our health and God's plan for us.

We look at the parable for the prodigal son and see that there may be more to this story than we have been led to believe.

Genesis 1:26-27 tells us that humanity was created in the image of God. Then why do we have a hard time seeing God when we look at people? And what are the implications of realizing we are the image of God?

King David saw his share of trial and adversity. Psalm 27 gives us a glimpse into how he rose above it and how we can do the same.

"Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friend." We may not ever be presented with an opportunity to die for someone else, so is this kind of love unattainable? It may not mean what we may have always believed...

The Bible is the greatest acceptance letter of all time. It declares that when you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, you are in! There is nothing that we have to add to the sacrifice that Jesus made.

As we conclude our series, the book of Malachi serves as a conceptual summary of the Old Testament. It shows us our short comings and how we all need Jesus.