Love embodied by Christians looks like us living out Jesus' calling for our lives. That means we function in a special way within the body, and that function shows the world just how Jesus loved us first.

In a world saturated with social media, we are being called by Paul to practice humility. How does that play out in our lives today?

One of the ways we are taught to be more like Jesus is to not envy those around us and the things that have such as success and fame. We see this play out in the relationship between King Saul and a young man in his service, David.

What can we do to love people in our community better? What are the ways we can show love today? Patience is a signal to others of our abiding love.

We often hear 1 Corinthians 13 read at weddings, but it was Paul's way of reminding the church at Corinth what it meant to be a Jesus follower and love those around you.

Jesus has given us the directive not only to meet together, but also as that group to go out into the community to serve them better.

As the body of Christ, we are reminded what it means to Journey WITH the Church, why who you are with is so important, and are challenged by who we can bring along with us on this Journey.

We want to remember who we are following, why we are following Him, and what happens when we aren't following him.

As a new year begins, we get back to the basics of our vision with a challenge to do life better.

We have an ideal Christmas in mind. What are the wishes God has for us this season?