Today, I want to remind us what it means to be saved and to follow Jesus. I’ve entitled this message, “Expensive Gospel.” Following Jesus is the evidence of salvation in your life and the price of “carrying” your cross is the call of every believer. In other words, salvation is FREE, but following Jesus will cost you EVERYTHING.

Failure weighs us down with guilt, shame, insecurity, and cripples us from forward motion, if we let it. Failure can be the greatest lessons we learn, but the enemy uses it to distract us and discourage us.

Failure weighs us down with guilt, shame, insecurity, and cripples us from forward motion, if we let it. Failure can be the greatest lessons we learn, but the enemy uses it to distract us and discourage us.

Frustration steals our pleasure, our blessing, clouds our perspective, and usually leads to regret. There’s nothing like the peace and perspective that comes when you spend personal time in prayer and God’s word – fear, worry, frustration, and beyond will meet its match.

Frustration steals our pleasure, our blessing, clouds our perspective, and usually leads to regret. There’s nothing like the peace and perspective that comes when you spend personal time in prayer and God’s word – fear, worry, frustration, and beyond will meet its match.

Tonight, I want to share with you the heartbeat of TBC … our hopes are that our heart reflect the heart of the father, of Jesus. After I share this passage, I’ll share our next steps and why we are in this room.

Life moves fast. And sometimes we don’t stop long enough to smell the roses and enjoy, especially when we’re driven to accomplish our dreams or do what God has called us to. For some, we are barely hanging on and feel constantly under stress, anxiety and a rush. And there are others who wish they had something to do that they could actually have some healthy stress from. But regardless of our situation, all of us experience a level of fatigue and exhaustion. It’s why some of us refuse to get involved in church, build a career, or do something meaningful … because we’re afraid of or don’t know how to handle FATIGUE. Today, I want to share God’s order and desire for us regarding rest and relaxation. What does God long for us and how should we approach the intensity of life? In other words, how do we overcome the inevitable fatigue that’s waiting for us when we start to do something worthwhile?

Life moves fast. And sometimes we don’t stop long enough to smell the roses and enjoy, especially when we’re driven to accomplish our dreams or do what God has called us to. For some, we are barely hanging on and feel constantly under stress, anxiety and a rush. And there are others who wish they had something to do that they could actually have some healthy stress from. But regardless of our situation, all of us experience a level of fatigue and exhaustion. It’s why some of us refuse to get involved in church, build a career, or do something meaningful … because we’re afraid of or don’t know how to handle FATIGUE. Today, I want to share God’s order and desire for us regarding rest and relaxation. What does God long for us and how should we approach the intensity of life? In other words, how do we overcome the inevitable fatigue that’s waiting for us when we start to do something worthwhile?

Tonight, I want to share with you the heartbeat of TBC … our hopes are that our heart reflect the heart of the father, of Jesus. After I share this passage, I’ll share our next steps and why we are in this room.

All of humanity experiences and knows a form of brokenness. Fortunately for us, God is looking for broken people to care for and use for His glory. On this Easter, our brokenness is endearing to Jesus and all we have to do to be touched by Him is just come as we are.