Love. It’s a word that is thrown around a lot in today's culture, specifically dating, but how do we define it? To answer that question, we look to Ephesians 1:3-14 that describes how God perfectly loves us, and what it looks like to love others.

Love. It’s a word that is thrown around a lot in today's culture, specifically dating, but how do we define it? To answer that question, we look to Ephesians 1:3-14 that describes how God perfectly loves us, and what it looks like to love others.

Have you ever considered that dating is a relatively new concept? Although dating is not in The Bible, the institution of marriage is - it’s God’s invention. Starting in Genesis 2, God begins to reveal to us His reasons for creating marriage and how it all centers around our relationship with Him.

Have you ever considered that dating is a relatively new concept? Although dating is not in The Bible, the institution of marriage is - it’s God’s invention. Starting in Genesis 2, God begins to reveal to us His reasons for creating marriage and how it all centers around our relationship with Him.

Don't buy into the lie that you are outside the boundaries of God's acceptance. In Luke 19:1-10, Jesus seeks out a chief tax collector named Zacchaeus, whose dark past of sin made many wrongly believe he was not within the reach of Jesus' love.

Don't buy into the lie that you are outside the boundaries of God's acceptance. In Luke 19:1-10, Jesus seeks out a chief tax collector named Zacchaeus, whose dark past of sin made many wrongly believe he was not within the reach of Jesus' love.

Dealing with differences is a part of life. How we handle them will make all the difference. In John 4:4-24, Jesus offers a Samaritan woman, and us all, a way of thinking that we can apply to any kind of difference we face.

Dealing with differences is a part of life. How we handle them will make all the difference. In John 4:4-24, Jesus offers a Samaritan woman, and us all, a way of thinking that we can apply to any kind of difference we face.

The world we live in is full of distractions. We are constantly being pulled in multiple directions and countless things are fighting for our attention. In Luke 10:38-42, we see the story of Jesus, Mary and Martha. The issue of being distracted from Jesus is not a new concept, but the question is how will we respond?

The world we live in is full of distractions. We are constantly being pulled in multiple directions and countless things are fighting for our attention. In Luke 10:38-42, we see the story of Jesus, Mary and Martha. The issue of being distracted from Jesus is not a new concept, but the question is how will we respond?