Jesus reveals how all we are rightfully belongs to God, and to love Him with all that we have is the essence of discipleship.   

Jesus is our ultimate authority. When will we let go of our claims to the throne?

The fruit we bear is not merely a measure of our faith, but rather an outworking of our satisfaction in Christ, the object of our faith.

How do we know if we're approaching Jesus in the right way? Can we filter through the noise to dial into what He is truly offering us?

We must be willing to tear down facades we create to see what God is building and what he asks us to be a part of. 

Whether it be expectations, prejudgments of others, or something we've worked so hard to achieve, we are often called to let them go to wholeheartedly follow Jesus.

God has made provision for our hard hearts, but we grow in our faith when we stop asking what's allowed and start pursuing His good design.

We must be willing to be salted by fire, allowing Jesus to preserve us, purify us, and wholly transform us.

Are we prepared to see Jesus for who He has revealed Himself to be? We cannot afford to hold on to an incomplete version of Him.

The way we understand who Jesus is affects our ability to have our lives molded by His.