Jesus made all things for His glory. He also gave us a pattern for thinking about the things He made. In this message we look at two passages that inform us about how to think.

It is easy to live our lives reacting to the world around us. The Bible warns us not to live by what we see. Instead, we should live by faith. This is the only way we please God.

The Tenth Commandment warns us about covetousness and greed. This message teaches us about the dangers of greed, and how to avoid those dangers.

Worrying is a nearly universal experience. How we deal with it vs. how we should deal with it are often different. This message explains how to handle worry in a biblical way.

Jesus told the people that in order to follow Him, they had to deny themselves and take up their crosses. To save their lives, they had to lose them for His sake. This message explains the cost and benefits for following Jesus. The reward for doing so is well worth it.

The Prophet Isaiah lived over 700 years before Jesus was born. However, he spoke of Jesus with amazing accuracy and clarity. In Isaiah 52 and 53, we read about some of the awesome truths of Jesus.

Stay Free! That is Paul's command to the Christians in the Galatian church. This message reminds us about the value of God-given freedom.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught us to extend love to our enemies as well as our friends.

Psalm 32 tells us how we can be surrounded by His Mercy. This happens when we obey Him, learn from Him, and follow His guidance.

Looking at the wise men, we see how God directs us to Jesus. However, we need to obey the Lord when He gives us our direction.