To conclude our series on defining moments, Kevin, Amanda, and James share how God has worked in their lives.

Following Jesus can cost you everything, but following the world will cost you your soul. In order to follow Jesus we must first understand who He really is.

Through faith in Jesus, we can overcome our offenses and no longer be overcome by them.

If we want to be a good neighbor, we must first know who our neighbors are.

The story of Zacchaeus shows us that Jesus came to seek and call the lost. After meeting Jesus and called by Jesus, Zacchaeus announces a very generous commitment to give away half his money and repay those he cheated times four. He acted this way because he had a new Lord, a new Master, and that was Jesus.

When Jesus arrived to Bethany, He found Mary and Martha grieving the death of their brother, Lazarus. Jesus showed that he was Lord over death and life and and had the ability and compassion to raise Lazarus from the dead. This tragic time was turned into a joyous time- and the Son of God was glorified through it.

John 11 tells us the story of how Lazarus, a friend of Jesus, becomes ill and dies. Jesus states that this illness doesn't end in death but to bring glory to God. Jesus works though the tragedy to bring glory to His name- and continues to do so today.

The Bible has many examples of people experiencing a defining moment in their life. John 8: 31-47 tells a story of Jesus revealing that He is the one that gives true freedom. Knowing that truth gives real freedom.

The writer of Psalm 130 cries out from the depths of the consequences and guilt of his sin. He has no hope in himself--his only hope is in a redeeming God.

How does knowing God as our provider transform our lives at work and at home?