Jesus teaches us that we are to love our enemies and others. This can be quite difficult to do since it is the complete opposite of what the world says we should do. Join us as we examine what we must do in order to love our enemies the way Christ loves them.

It is clear that Jesus wants us to live differently than the world says we should live. One of the ways He does this is by teaching that we need to love our enemies. Join us as we examine what the definition of an enemy really is and what Jesus means when He tells us to love them.

For years people have asked why Jesus chose the twelve disciples that He did. Surely there were others who were more qualified, at least in their own eyes. Examine with us what traits Christ is looking for in those who choose to follow Him.

God desires to make each one of us new in Him. Join us as we examine what it means to be made new in Christ.

Jesus had no problem spending time with the outcasts, the marginalized, and those who everyone else thought were unclean. If this is how Jesus lived, then shouldn't we be more like Him, too?

What does it look like when faith is a verb and not just a noun? Join us as we examine what the Bible says our faith should look like to the world around us.

The story of Jesus calling His first disciples is pretty remarkable. These men that Jesus chose had a choice to make: accumulate considerable amounts of money for the amount of fish that Jesus just allowed them to catch, or leave everything and follow Him. What might Jesus be calling you to leave behind?

Sometimes in order to follow the will of God for our lives, we need to say "No" to things that are also good and pleasing to the Lord. We must follow the example Jesus gave us of being in communion with God the Father every day so that we can hear and follow His leading.