At the center of Jesus' work on the cross is the initiation of redemption (buying back) and reconciliation (restored relationship) of all things to God.

There is no thing and no one that is excluded from the comprehensive scope of Gods amazing plan of redemption.

Realizing this means that there is nothing too small, too big or too broken for God to repair and restore.

In the kingdom of God, one of the most important principles is taking care of the things of value that God has given to us. In the realm of stewardship comes the promise that if we are faithful with little that He will entrust us with more.

What does it look like for each of us to steward the most valuable gift we have been given, the Holy Spirit?

What does it mean to be meek as Jesus meant it when he declared "Blessed are the meek for they will inherit the earth." ? As we continue our series on the Kingdom of God, we look at what it means to be meek and why this truly is a blessing in the kingdom.

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In the kingdom of heaven we are called to love the way that Jesus has loved us. This means loving in a way that is inherently unfair. As we realize the injustice that Jesus bore so that we could know His love, we realize we are free to love others in the same manner.