The question Jesus asked the disciples, "Who do you say I am" is the most important question we can ask ourselves. It determines our eternal future and how we live our lives here and now. There are many different things we can believe about Him and the resurrection, but there is only one Truth, and that Truth sets us free.

The question Jesus asked the disciples, "Who do you say I am" is the most important question we can ask ourselves. It determines our eternal future and how we live our lives here and now. There are many different things we can believe about Him and the resurrection, but there is only one Truth, and that Truth sets us free.

We glorify God by bearing fruit. Bearing fruit doesn't save us, God's grace does. But the fruit in our lives is evidence of our connectedness to God.

We glorify God by bearing fruit. Bearing fruit doesn't save us, God's grace does. But the fruit in our lives is evidence of our connectedness to God.

We are a highly individualistic society that tends to see a person's life as a direct result of the choices that individual made. Our individual choices are important, but we are all connected, and our choices will impact those around us.

We are a highly individualistic society that tends to see a person's life as a direct result of the choices that individual made. Our individual choices are important, but we are all connected, and our choices will impact those around us.

There are two postures that we can take when "doing something", faith or unbelief. A posture of faith is one of confidence and trust. It opens our arms to receive God's grace. A posture of doubt is often expressed in confidence in ourselves, and keeps us from receiving God's grace.

There are two postures that we can take when "doing something", faith or unbelief. A posture of faith is one of confidence and trust. It opens our arms to receive God's grace. A posture of doubt is often expressed in confidence in ourselves, and keeps us from receiving God's grace.

We must get rid of every weight (sin) that entangles us so we can run the race marked out for us. In order to do this, we must fix our eyes on Jesus, because He is the Way.

We must get rid of every weight (sin) that entangles us so we can run the race marked out for us. In order to do this, we must fix our eyes on Jesus, because He is the Way.