So what would you do if you had the "more" that you desired in your life? Would having more make you happier?

The challenge of having more is knowing how to manage what you have.

How much is enough? At what point do we realize that more is just...more?

What did the church at Laodicea need most? A heart willing to listen and be taught truth.

When we don't have all of the answers and things don't go the way we anticipate, we are often being deepened in trusting God.

It's easy to live a life that lacks...life. But Jesus calls us to be vibrant by remembering the hope we have through his gift of life through the cross.

It's can be difficult to live out a Christian life in this world. In Week 4, we discuss what it looks like to live like Jesus in the 21st century.

Repenting and moving toward Jesus is something that is as valid today as it was in the first century of the church.

It's easy to go on about life and begin to let go of our strong desire for God. Jesus told the church at Smyrna, "Be Faithful" and continue to hold on to the promises of God.

The church at Ephesus knew a lot about Jesus, but had forgotten how to love. He wrote them a letter calling them back to love others well.