As we continue our “Made For More” series we look at how much God cares for us, that He is our provider and sustainer in all things. Often we are concerned with the destination of our journey, but God is more focused on our transformation throughout the process. How do we not get distracted and stay focused on Jesus, the Bread of Life?

Today, we talk about the tension of seasons in life as a follower of Jesus. We have seasons of blessings, seasons of hardships, and seasons of rest. It is in these seasons that God desires to do something in us and through us.

As we continue our "Made for More" series, we will be looking at the importance of taking care of our spiritual lives, we call this soul care. This is an important factor when it comes to joining God in His story of reconciling humanity.

One of Jesus' final words to His disciples was a new commandment He was giving. In this new commandment He wanted His followers to love others in the same manner He loves us. Join us as Ps. Chip unpacks how we can love without conditions.

God calls us to join Him in reconciling mankind back to its Creator. When we say "yes" to God we experience the power that comes with introducing others to Jesus.

As we begin a new series designed to help us understand that we were "made for more" than what we are doing. We look at how we can join God in being part of His Kingdom story here on earth.

Kim Richardson shares with us what it looks like to love others the way Jesus loves us. How to be the friend that sticks closer than a brother. How to step out of our comfort zones and go the extra mile to love like Jesus loves.

In chapter 4 we are given an inside look of what the throne room of God looks like. The Apostle John was given and personal invitation by Jesus to enter the throne room.

The last church Jesus addresses is probably the harshest of all the letters. But, as with the others, Jesus is available to help us get back on track and be the people we were created to be so we can share the Gospel with others.

In the sixth church addressed, Jesus writes a letter to the church in a city by the name of Philadelphia. This church was known as the faithful church, they were small but mighty! Jesus addresses their faithfulness to Him, and then gives them five promises to hold onto. These promises are also for us when it comes to our life with Jesus.