Many people will send you wishes of a Happy and Prosperous New Year. But life is not about wishes. It's about intentionally seeking and pursuing the life that God wants for us in Christ.

Jesus is the source of hope. He is the center and focus of the Christmas season. We must celebrate Christmas in a Christ-centered way. But how do we do that?

How can we hope when all that we see, feel, and experience is hopeless?

Why is it difficult for some of us to have hope? Some people are naturally hopeful, but many struggle with hope. Why?

Do you know someone who claims to be a Christian and still does bad things? Well, maybe it's you. Maybe it's me. It's important to understand why such things happen.

It's a struggle when a believer suffers. But it's even more difficult when you see bad people prosper. How do you deal with this problem? (Note: The video of this sermon is not complete because of technical problems we encountered while recording. But the audio is complete. Our sincere apologies!)

It's more than just seeing bad things happen. There's also the burden of seeing bad things happen to good people. Why is that happening?

If God is loving and all powerful, why do bad things happen in this world?

As we come to the end of the Fit for Life series, let us put it all together. How do you know if you are fit for life?

Sooner or later, our critical moments will turn into crisis moments. No one knows when crisis moments will happen but we must learn to anticipate them by faith.