When it comes right down to it, we all find it a lot easier to talk than to act, but in Week 6 of Shift, Paul shows us how Jesus took advantage of 2 bad questions to provide 2 better answers that motivate us to shift from the hypothetical to the actual. Hypothetical conversations can make us sound mature, but maturity moves, and it's our hands and feet that actually reveal our heart.

When it comes right down to it, we all find it a lot easier to talk than to act, but in Week 6 of Shift, Paul shows us how Jesus took advantage of 2 bad questions to provide 2 better answers that motivate us to shift from the hypothetical to the actual. Hypothetical conversations can make us sound mature, but maturity moves, and it's our hands and feet that actually reveal our heart.

When it comes right down to it, we all find it a lot easier to talk than to act, but in Week 6 of Shift, Paul shows us how Jesus took advantage of 2 bad questions to provide 2 better answers that motivate us to shift from the hypothetical to the actual. Hypothetical conversations can make us sound mature, but maturity moves, and it's our hands and feet that actually reveal our heart.

Most of us have struggled, are struggling, or will struggle with authority in our lives, and that's because most of us tend to be more stubborn than submissive. But just like the word authority begins with the word author, being able to accept authority begins with being able to trust the Author. Sure, submission can seem like the "S" word, but in reality, if we can trust God to author the story of our lives, then we won't need to fight authority anymore. After all, even Jesus accepted bad authority because He knew God was using them to accomplish His plan. He'll do it our lives, too!

Most of us have struggled, are struggling, or will struggle with authority in our lives, and that's because most of us tend to be more stubborn than submissive. But just like the word authority begins with the word author, being able to accept authority begins with being able to trust the Author. Sure, submission can seem like the "S" word, but in reality, if we can trust God to author the story of our lives, then we won't need to fight authority anymore. After all, even Jesus accepted bad authority because He knew God was using them to accomplish His plan. He'll do it our lives, too!

Most of us have struggled, are struggling, or will struggle with authority in our lives, and that's because most of us tend to be more stubborn than submissive. But just like the word authority begins with the word author, being able to accept authority begins with being able to trust the Author. Sure, submission can seem like the "S" word, but in reality, if we can trust God to author the story of our lives, then we won't need to fight authority anymore. After all, even Jesus accepted bad authority because He knew God was using them to accomplish His plan. He'll do it our lives, too!

Most of us have struggled, are struggling, or will struggle with authority in our lives, and that's because most of us tend to be more stubborn than submissive. But just like the word authority begins with the word author, being able to accept authority begins with being able to trust the Author. Sure, submission can seem like the "S" word, but in reality, if we can trust God to author the story of our lives, then we won't need to fight authority anymore. After all, even Jesus accepted bad authority because He knew God was using them to accomplish His plan. He'll do it our lives, too!

We usually don't think of Jesus as anything but kind and gentle, but when He stepped into the Temple in Luke 11:45-48, what He saw brought out a side of Him that many of us may have never known existed. In Week 4 of the Shift series, Paul helps us understand what it was that Jesus saw and how a shift back to prayer can ensure that we don't find ourselves on the wrong side of Jesus' house cleaning!

We usually don't think of Jesus as anything but kind and gentle, but when He stepped into the Temple in Luke 11:45-48, what He saw brought out a side of Him that many of us may have never known existed. In Week 4 of the Shift series, Paul helps us understand what it was that Jesus saw and how a shift back to prayer can ensure that we don't find ourselves on the wrong side of Jesus' house cleaning!

We usually don't think of Jesus as anything but kind and gentle, but when He stepped into the Temple in Luke 11:45-48, what He saw brought out a side of Him that many of us may have never known existed. In Week 4 of the Shift series, Paul helps us understand what it was that Jesus saw and how a shift back to prayer can ensure that we don't find ourselves on the wrong side of Jesus' house cleaning!