Life can be seriously difficult, even when you're a follower of Jesus. Paul reminds us that endurance is part of the story each of us lives.

Love believes God will come to the rescue. We don't have to have all the answers, but hope floats while much in life tends to sink. We are called to place our hope in Jesus.

Through the storms of life, it's a grounding in Jesus, his person and work, that keeps us firm through the difficulty.

Even when the storms of life arrive, the words of Jesus allow us to hold on to the strength he offers through his gift of salvation.

It can be easy to ignore our issues when they're not obvious. Much like an x-ray, Paul encourages us to place our lives up against the truth.

It seems human nature is to revel in the misfortune of others. What Jesus has taught us, and what Paul reinforces, is that we should stand with those who are going through difficulty and support them.

Jesus stepped between us and sin, giving us the ability to not only be forgiven, but to know that sin doesn't stay as a weight on us moving forward.

We see through Peter how easy it is to lose our temper, but we all have moments where we also lose our cool. Paul shows us in 1 Corinthians that being slow to anger is to be like Jesus.

We see the character of selflessness in the person of Jesus Christ.

We get to hear RCC's team reflect on how their trip to Enlace's ministry in El Salvator had an effect on their life and relationship with Jesus.