This week we look at the third of four questions we can utilize when facing Now What? moments in our lives. Does this decision/action hurt someone?

In this series we are looking at questions to ask yourself as you make decisions. This week we explore how our conscience impacts our decisions and actions.

Every person has to navigate important moments in our lives where we aren't sure what we should do...these are Now What? moments, and depending on what we do or don't do, these times will have significant impact in our lives and futures. How...

God will certainly speak into our "Now What?" moments, but each of us has our own part to play. Discover yours.

All of us come to important moments in our lives where we aren't sure what we should do...these are Now What? moments, and depending on what we do or don't do, these times will have significant impact in our lives and futures. Join us as...

When the stone was rolled away, it wasn't so Jesus could exit the tomb...it was so we could enter in. Explore with us the amazing difference Jesus makes in our lives.

…when Jesus is first place in our lives and everything we do or say is for His praise alone, it will have a positive impact on every relationship and personal encounter we have. So what does it look like to be someone who is focused out on reaching...

Paul wants the church in Colossae and us today to understand following Jesus and embracing His truth isn’t just about learning facts in a classroom to pass a course, but it’s all about seeing and experiencing how Jesus, by His Spirit and His truth...

Paul spends more time writing about slaves and masters and their relationship to each other and to God than he does writing about wives, husbands, children, and parents combined in Colossians. While Paul never condones slavery nor revolt against slave...

When Jesus is first place in our lives and everything we do or say is for His praise alone, it will have a positive impact on every relationship and personal encounter we have...Including a man's understanding of himself.