In our last installment of our message series, we learn what it really means to be a new people in Christ. Jesus desires His church to be made up of people from all walks of life no matter their age, color, or economic group. As the church, we are called to go to all people for one purpose: so that people may be reconciled to God and become followers of Christ.

Our thoughts have the power to shape how we live out our lives. Because this is true we have a spiritual enemy (Satan) who looks to fill our minds with his lies. However, we have a Savior, Jesus, who wants to fill our minds with His truth. In this message from Philippians 4:6-8, we learn how we can have a new perspective that is not shaped by things that are false but instead by God's truth.

In life we desire many things. From having a nice career to possessing plenty of money, there are many desires and passions that are near to us. However, if we're not careful, we can find ourselves focusing more on things that have little value compared to those that matter most. In this message, we learn that having our heart in the right place will put us in position to pursue what matters most.

What's most important? What should I do with my time? What should I do with my resources? These are the questions that we want answered so that our lives will have meaning. In this message from Mark 12:28-34, we learn that there's only a few things that matter most and those are what should receive the highest priority in life.

There's nothing like making an impact in the lives of other people. Even more, there's nothing greater than leading someone into a relationship with God. In this message, we learn that God has not made us for ourselves, but instead He created us to make His name famous so that people would put their hope in Him.

We have been uniquely designed by God to flourish not by ourselves but by being connected to other people. In this message, we learn that we are not to go through life alone to accomplish God's purpose, but instead when we are in harmony with others, God's dream for our lives will take shape.

Sex is something that is talked about much around us, but in recent years, the Church has been relatively silent about it. Sex isn't meant to be glorified as seen in culture, but rather is an awesome gift that God has given to be enjoyed the way He intended.