As Christians, we are a part of the same family. Like our earthly families, there are a lot of differences, but, in spite of those differences, we are expected to stand united.

Love is a word that gets thrown around in a variety of different ways. We love a certain food. We love our significant others. We love things like music, reading, camping, fishing, cooking, the Vikings, etc. The word love is used for a lot of situations, so what does it mean when God says he loves us and, specifically, what does that mean for me?

Do you ever feel like you have done something so bad it would be hard or impossible to forgive? Or maybe it’s the opposite and you feel pretty good about life and don’t have anything “bad” you need forgiven for. This week we are going to look at how God views forgiveness and how sees you in light of the forgiveness he offers.

Do you ever wonder why the Bible is broke up into Old Testament and New Testament? Do you understand the role of all those rules in the Old Testament? Do you wonder if they all still apply to you? And if that isn’t what God expects, what does he expect?

Easter is the time when we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection after taking on himself the wrongs of all humankind. It is because of what Jesus did, we can be forever changed. It is because of what Jesus did, there is hope in a world of uncertainty. He is risen. He is risen indeed!

Do you ever wish you could do something amazing for God? Maybe something that would impact the world…or at least your entire community? Something that would get you noticed. You’re not alone. What if God is asking you to do something equally challenging, but not as attention grabbing? Would you do it? Join us this week as we see Enoch’s example of doing one not-so-flashy thing well.

Do you feel average? Maybe worse than that, you feel insignificant.

As we continue our look at Heroes Of The Faith, we are going to be checking out the life of Rahab. We will see how God used someone who many would have said was insignificant to impact all of eternity.

Ben Franklin once said, “but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.”

The reality is, one day we will all die, so this week we are looking at how God’s plan for you is much bigger than you and your lifetime.

This week we will be talking about the life of Joseph, who believed God to be a God who keeps his promises.

Abraham didn't have to understand what God was doing, to follow where he was leading. When God asks Abraham to do the unthinkable, he doesn't question it.

Are you dealing with doubt? It's not unusual to doubt. God is not afraid of our doubts. Don’t ignore the doubt but truly seek Him!