Not only CAN YOU make a difference, but you've probably had a far greater impact on way more people than you realize.

The Bible says we are to bear one another’s burdens. We are told to care and love and encourage one another. And I’m afraid that we know the story of the Good Samaritan so well, that there is a real danger that it will lose its meaning.

You see it’s not just “broken people” – it’s broken people who allow themselves to be used by God. Thomas didn’t think he had value, Peter thought it was “over” and Jesus goes after these people and picks them back up and says, “I can still use you.”

Our job as a church is to continue to chase after broken people. And not with the law to show them where they fail, but with love to show them that they’re free.

Who is this man called Jesus? He is the one who can calm the storms that rage in your life – and all you have to do is surrender to Him.

The Jews were God’s chosen people, they were blessed, but now after the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ – God’s people would finally fulfill the second half of Abraham’s promise. Abrahams promise was that we would be blessed to be a blessing….

Does God want "fans" or "followers?" . . . or both?

Where do you need to be more attentive in the building of you spiritual imperishable house?

Hell is a dump