What Would Jesus Do? That's the question we seek to explore in this series as it relates to the relevant matters of our lives. Why is it so important for us to consider Jesus' words, actions, thoughts, and feelings in our everyday lives? We are going deep in this series!

God wants to be known by each of us and has gone to great lengths to reveal Himself to us throughout our lives. As we conclude this challenging series, may we all come into a greater recognition that to better understand God we must get to know Jesus beyond the surface.

How does what we know about God correlate with what we know about ourselves? Is it truly possible to understand ourselves at our core without an honest pursuit of a deeper knowledge of God?

Why were you born when you were born? Have you ever considered why you live where you live and the specifics of your origin? Could these factors all be preordained for you to happily find the God of Creation? God is NOT hiding from us!

If the God of Creation is self-sufficient what does this mean for us? How can we get to know "The Unknown God" better? We have to realize and confess...God DOESN'T need us.

When was the last time you stopped to observe the mind-blowing vastness of the sky or consider the unreachable depths of the ocean? What about the purpose of Thunderstorms? What does everything we experience in creation teach us about God?

Our conception of God directly influences how we live and see the circumstances in our lives. How can we better reconcile the harsh realities in the world around us with the relevance of God?

We all have an idea of God but is our conception based on the God of creation or a god we've created? In this series we are challenging our ideas about God in an attempt to get to know Him better. Who is God? Is it possible to worship a God we don't know?

We have been challenged throughout this series on how we see and embrace Starting Over. How can we more fully move forward into the newness that God has for us? We have to close the door behind us.

Starting Over is not always provoked by the consequences of our choices. Sometimes while we are living our lives change finds us. What do we do when our lives are "interrupted" by God? How can we become more aware of God's fingerprints in our lives?