If we hope to develop relationships with people in our lives who are lost, we must make ourselves accessible to them.  Jesus sure did when He became a man.  What can we do to eliminate the obstacles in our lives that prevent us from developing relationships with those who need Jesus?

How did Jesus seek the lost?  Often by simply eating a meal with them.  How can we fulfill the mission Jesus gave us to seek and save the lost?  The same way Jesus did, by intentionally seeking to develop relationships with those who need Jesus.  One way we can do that is by sharing a meal or other relationship building moments.  But before we seek to save others, first we must make sure that we are men and women of integrity.  We must be the Real Deal.

In James' letter to some people who are experiencing some pretty bad trials, he encourages them to find JOY in their SUFFERING.  What!  How can anyone find JOY in SUFFERING?  Listen and see.

Who are you?   How do you feel about who you are?  Sometimes the answer to that the later question is not too positive.  Sometimes it's downright awful.  Sometimes we don't feel very good about ourselves at all.  But the better question is, who does God say that we are?  As we read God's Word, I think we find the answer to be very different and much more positive.

What is the secret to being content where we are in life?  Sometimes contentment is hard to find, but if we can find it, life is so much better, no matter what our circumstances are.  

Is prayer the first thing we do or the last thing we do when life happens?  Is there space for God in our prayer life?  How much space do we and God need for prayer?  How and what should we pray about?  James gives us some direction in making space for Prayer in our lives.

Worship in its simplest form is focusing on God.  We are surrounded by things in our life that distract our focus.  What can we do to overcome the distractions and focus, make space for worship in our lives each day?

God is a generous God.  He gives us His Grace as a free gift, despite our failures.  God is generous to us because He loves us.  As followers of Jesus, we are called to be like God, including having a generous heart.  But in order to have a generous heart on a consistent basis, we must have space for God in our budgets.  Todays message considers what making space for God in our budgets looks like.

Strong churches begin with Strong Families.  What role does God play in your family?  Is there space for Him?  What should that space be?  Listen to Making Space for God in Our Homes and hear some ideas of what space for God in our family looks like.

We live busy lives with calendars filled with activities.  Where does God fit on our calendars?  Is there space for Him there?  Let's explore God's place in or lives, each day, each week.