Discussing some key components to our worship gatherings. 1) Leading people who don't know Jesus to the cross, and those who do know Him into the throne room. 2) A worship culture that runs on unity and embraces diversity. 3) Singing New Songs. Conclusion is being more than an echo or casual observer, but "with all that is within me, bless His holy name."

Jim gives four insights into change and tackles the question of "What do we experience during time of change or transition." Ending with the reminder that if you want new isights, you must be willing to encounter new things.

Although it would be nice to believe otherwise, problems and trials are an inevitable part of life. The "storms" we are currently facing are challenging, leaving us all with many wonder questions. God's Word has a remedy for our storm-tossed souls.

As we consider the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are inclined to ask 'why' this is happening. I believe the more important question is, "What?" What is happening in our communities and around the world? And what should our response be as disciples of Jesus? What is a biblical perspective on this pandemic? And what should be we saying to one another and to our friends, neighbors, and coworkers about what we are going through?

We know that God commands His blessing on unity, and as the World watches us, the Church; I believe we have an opportunity to respond rightly in the midst of differences in order to see the greatest harvest and Kingdom increase the world has known!