Discover three reasons why people lift their hands in worship: to celebrate victory, surrender control, and connect with God like a child reaching for their father. Listen as we explore how physical actions like raising hands instinctively reflect a heart of worship, deepening your trust in God’s power and drawing you closer to Him.

As followers of Christ we are to carry the presence of the Lord wherever we go, that includes our places of work. It is not just a job that we have, but an assignment from the Lord, glorifying Him through our work and guiding our coworkers and clients towards a relationship with the Heavenly Father.

John reminds us that our Father is looking for true worshipers. While worship looks a variety of ways, true worship contains awe, abandon and intimacy.

The unconditional love of our Heavenly Father brings the broken pieces of our lives together to heal us and make us whole.

As followers of Jesus we have all been given a mission, a purpose. Stepping into that purpose begins with a conversation.

True community takes place when we share our food, show our weakness and fight together.

Mocked, ship wrecked, bitten by a snake, out in jail; what do these things have in common? The apostle Paul and he said they are all worth enduring, because the gospel was advanced. We must endure the realities of following Jesus because it may lead to someone become a Christ follower.

In one of his last letters, John reminds us that love is not just a feeling, but it is action. Love is the way God is meant to be seen.

Have you ever been lost? Lose something? As a follower of Jesus, we are called to willingly lose ourselves for Him and the purposes He has for us.