The Porch (Video)

In a world of extreme selfishness, we're called to be extraordinary servants. In Matthew chapter 20, Jesus uses the parable of a vineyard owner to show us that selfishness robs us of many things, and ultimately, true greatness.

Throughout the Bible, there are nearly 900 passages that relate to work/economics. Why? Because work is a form of worship, and our jobs are one of the most powerful tools we can use to promote the gospel. God designed us to work, and as Christians we must use it as an opportunity to represent who we serve.

Throughout the Bible, there are nearly 900 passages that relate to work/economics. Why? Because work is a form of worship, and our jobs are one of the most powerful tools we can use to promote the gospel. God designed us to work, and as Christians we must use it as an opportunity to represent who we serve.

Christianity is not an accessory to our lives, but a necessity. In Galatians 5, we see that dependence on God is our only hope in overcoming our sin nature that leads to self-destruction. Surrendering your life to God is truly revolutionary.

Christianity is not an accessory to our lives, but a necessity. In Galatians 5, we see that dependence on God is our only hope in overcoming our sin nature that leads to self-destruction. Surrendering your life to God is truly revolutionary.

Many revolutions have start with the pursuit of freedom. We want to be free, but so often our pursuit of the freedom to sin traps us in a cycle and we become enslaved rather than free. How do we break free? Freedom comes from following the right leader. Who or what will you follow?

Many revolutions have start with the pursuit of freedom. We want to be free, but so often our pursuit of the freedom to sin traps us in a cycle and we become enslaved rather than free. How do we break free? Freedom comes from following the right leader. Who or what will you follow?

What makes you, you? Where do you find your identity? If it’s in your accomplishments, mistakes or earthly desires, you're looking in the wrong place. In Philippians chapter 3, The Apostle Paul shows us what it means to recognize our true identity.

What makes you, you? Where do you find your identity? If it’s in your accomplishments, mistakes or earthly desires, you're looking in the wrong place. In Philippians chapter 3, The Apostle Paul shows us what it means to recognize our true identity.

Many people think that the moment you become a Christian, life is going to get easier. That's not always the case. The Apostle Paul outlines in Ephesians 4 how Christians become new creations day by day through God's truth.