This two week series will dive deep into the profound concept of holiness - what it truly means and why it matters immensely. Week 1 will explore the essence of holiness, drawing from Scripture to define it, dispel common misconceptions, and exalt the transcendent holiness of our great God. Week 2 will then inspire us to embrace our high calling to live set-apart lives, examining how the Holy Spirit empowers us for this journey and unveiling the path to finding life's deepest fulfillment through holiness.

"If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation.” Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation.” Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation.” Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation.” Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation.” Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation. Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation.” Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

If anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation.” Jesus is not offering to clean up the old; he is offering to enable the new. Because of his death and resurrection, the possibility now exists for us to be fully released to become who we were always meant to be, who we can be recreated to be. The old you is buried and dead. You have been born again. Welcome to You 2.O!

This sermon explores the incisive question Jesus often asked people: "What do you want?" It delves into the complexity and vulnerability of naming what we want, and it emphasizes the importance of prioritizing Jesus as the ultimate desire of our hearts. Finally, the message highlights how difficult it is to become a Christ-follower until we want Jesus most.