What do most of the leaders in the New Testament have in common?
What do they have in common with us?
What does this universal commonality tell us about how God sees us?
What if what makes you unusual is a strength and not a weakness?

You can't separate the word "Evangelical" from the word "Christian".
Evangelical is simply who we are.
Culture has a distasteful view on that word - so how do we REVERSE IT?

Following Jesus means more than believing like Him—it means engaging people like He did. This morning we discovered that one of the most powerful ways to share the Gospel is by creating radical curiosity and inviting others to encounter God through the transformation they see in us. May our lives become the kind of evidence that makes people long to know Him.

The Great Commission is more Expectation than Invitation.
Here's a question worth pondering:
What happens when Christians STOP living up to Jesus' Expectation?
What happens when the Great Commission becomes The Great OMISSION?

What if we've been reading Matthew 28:16-20 all wrong?
What if we've been hearing it as an invitation, when it's really not?
Every relationship navigates a certain set of expectations...
What if "The Great Commission" is really Jesus' "Great Expectation"?

Maybe the most dangerous, audacious question we could ask in regards to prayer is this: "What can we expect to happen when we pray?" Another way to say this: "What is the PRODUCT of PRAYER?" Pastor Fike is going to walk us down the narrow road of a healthy prayer life, and point out the ditches along the way.

One of the strangest “turns” in all of scripture happens in Ephesians 6.  In a move that is so incredibly counter-intuitive, the Apostle Paul tells us that we are in a fight that no Christian can claim exemption from, and this fight is for the souls of mankind, so we’d better suit up and get spiritually prepared for the fight; but, what he prescribes after all of that is not what any War General would ever suggest. 
This strange turn tells us everything we need to know about the POWER of PRAYER.

Sometimes, Prayer can feel like something "Professional Christians" know how to do, and "Regular People" honestly shouldn't even try. But, Jesus put prayer in the hands of the Regular People - so all of us regular people need to make the decision to pursue the Supernatural Process of Prayer. The question is: "How?" And, John Wilson's going to help us with a very simple, very repeatable answer to that very important Question!

Is Prayer a COMMANDMENT? Does God ORDER us to pray?
If not - why not? If so - how does that affect our understanding of Love?
Prayer, for the Christian, is an URGENT matter…
but, what if God’s Purpose for prayer doesn’t quite line up with ours?

Dating in the 21st Century is hard. Harder still if you're trying to uphold ancient values. What does the Bible have to say about "dating"? And, how does this idea apply to more than just SINGLE PEOPLE?