RYM

Have you ever felt like your biggest questions have no answer? Or like they aren’t allowed to be asked? The truth is, we all have big questions that we desperately want answered - about God, about good and evil, and about eternity. This class will take a look at how an old document written by old men hundreds of years ago deals with some of life’s biggest questions.

What’s the point of following Jesus? If the pay-off is awkwardness with your friends and frustrating struggles against seemingly fun things, why should we seek to follow Jesus? In this class we will discuss what our attitudes should be as we seek to follow Jesus and what are the benefits and hope.

What’s the point of following Jesus? If the pay-off is awkwardness with your friends and frustrating struggles against seemingly fun things, why should we seek to follow Jesus? In this class we will discuss what our attitudes should be as we seek to follow Jesus and what are the benefits and hope.

What’s the point of following Jesus? If the pay-off is awkwardness with your friends and frustrating struggles against seemingly fun things, why should we seek to follow Jesus? In this class we will discuss what our attitudes should be as we seek to follow Jesus and what are the benefits and hope.

What’s the point of following Jesus? If the pay-off is awkwardness with your friends and frustrating struggles against seemingly fun things, why should we seek to follow Jesus? In this class we will discuss what our attitudes should be as we seek to follow Jesus and what are the benefits and hope.

"It's not you; it's me." If your relationship with your significant other has ended with these words, you know the real translation: "It's totally you...it's all your fault." These words hurt. Bad news: if your relationship with God isn't good, it's not Him; it's totally you...and it's totally me. At the core of our sinful heart is selfishness, and it affects every relationship we have. It keeps us from loving God, and it keeps us from loving our neighbors. What can we do? Where can we turn for help? This elective will look at finding satisfying joy in our lives by living for God and by living for others while fighting against our selfish selves. Is this kind of life even possible? Come find out!

"It's not you; it's me." If your relationship with your significant other has ended with these words, you know the real translation: "It's totally you...it's all your fault." These words hurt. Bad news: if your relationship with God isn't good, it's not Him; it's totally you...and it's totally me. At the core of our sinful heart is selfishness, and it affects every relationship we have. It keeps us from loving God, and it keeps us from loving our neighbors. What can we do? Where can we turn for help? This elective will look at finding satisfying joy in our lives by living for God and by living for others while fighting against our selfish selves. Is this kind of life even possible? Come find out!

"It's not you; it's me." If your relationship with your significant other has ended with these words, you know the real translation: "It's totally you...it's all your fault." These words hurt. Bad news: if your relationship with God isn't good, it's not Him; it's totally you...and it's totally me. At the core of our sinful heart is selfishness, and it affects every relationship we have. It keeps us from loving God, and it keeps us from loving our neighbors. What can we do? Where can we turn for help? This elective will look at finding satisfying joy in our lives by living for God and by living for others while fighting against our selfish selves. Is this kind of life even possible? Come find out!

"It's not you; it's me."  If your relationship with your significant other has ended with these words, you know the real translation: "It's totally you...it's all your fault."  These words hurt.  Bad news:  if your relationship with God isn't good, it's not Him; it's totally you...and it's totally me.  At the core of our sinful heart is selfishness, and it affects every relationship we have. It keeps us from loving God, and it keeps us from loving our neighbors. What can we do?  Where can we turn for help?  This elective will look at finding satisfying joy in our lives by living for God and by living for others while fighting against our selfish selves.  Is this kind of life even possible?  Come find out!