How do we continue to grow and learn? We have to acknowledge that we have a lot to learn even about the things that we're familiar with like sleep or microwaving our food. We just need to grow and change and this is also true with our relationship with Christ.

There are so many things on this world, both big and small, that motivate us to either distance ourselves from others or come closer together. We often fail to reflect God's redemptive grace in our daily lives but the book of Acts helps show us how to move closer to others.

A physical map gives us a bigger picture of where we've been and where we're going. The book of Ephesians is a road map for our faith in God.

If you've been cut from a team you may know how it feels to be told that you can't be a part of this group. You're think that the Creator of the universe would look at us and cut us from His team but that's not what he does. Instead he calls all of us to be a part of His team.

How do we respond to events like the tragedy in Charlottesville? The Book of Ephesians offers us three truths of how to represent Jesus in a hurting world.

There are some things that are just better shared, like a teeter totter, a good boardgame, or a sunset on a porch swing. When the End Times occur God's Glory will be revealed for all to see, however, God wants to share this Glory with us now rather than wait. The Book of Thessalonians tells us what that looks like.

Maybe you've had a journey our event where everything goes wrong. They may be very serious or just small problems Your path is paved with problem after problem and nothing goes right. The church of Thessalonica faced similar problems during their time and God spoke to them through Paul's writings in 2 Thessalonians.

Have you ever been completely surprised by something? Surprise can catch us unaware and unprepared. Our society is obsessed with the end of the world. God addresses this concern in the book of Thessalonians.

There are books written on how to deal with worse case scenarios such as jumping from a building, surviving a bear attack, or survive an avalanche. In the same way we buy insurance for worse case scenarios. The book of Thessalonians tells us about how following Christ changes our outlook.