Are you accumulating on Earth what you cannot keep? Or are you investing in Heaven what you cannot lose?

People in our community need to know that Jesus is FOR them. As a church, we need to show them that we are FOR them.

In order to be FOR our world, our posture needs to shift. Our selfishness needs to give way to selflessness.

To answer the question, “Who Is My Neighbor?” Jesus told the parable of the good Samaritan. Sometimes the easiest thing to do when it comes to those around us who are marginalized, vulnerable, or hurting is to stay blissfully ignorant of the things they are going through. Jesus challenges us to do so much more.

Firm centers are what we believe to be true regarding life and godliness. A firm center is what keeps us connected to God. Soft edges are how we relate to people with a different center than our own. Soft edges look like compassion, forgiveness, graciousness, tenderheartedness, loving-kindness, sympathy, humility, tolerance and patience.

If people are going to know that Jesus is for them, they need to know that we are for them.

The Bible’s answers to the questions about life after death are very intriguing, exciting, and most of all comforting.

As we look through the lens of revelation that was spoken about in week 1, we actually change our perspective from a depressing subject to an encouraging subject.

Light and darkness do not mix. Light displaces darkness. It is Hell’s will to take people away from God. It is Heaven’s will to draw people to God. Darkness does not accept light nor light accept darkness.

What you believe about eternity determines how you live today.

Repentance is more than saying, “I feel bad.” Repentance is admitting you were wrong, and that you have a change of thinking that leads you to new actions you are ready to move in. It means a turning point. A turning back to God.