How should we live as Christians- Jesus teaches us in an exhortation and in its implications.

What does poverty have to do with riches, worry, and anxiety- What does this say about us and our relationship with God-

God is working in your life right now, even in ways we might not be aware of. As he works out his plans for us, nothing can stop him.

We often think of Esther as the hero of this story. But God is the real hero, as he demonstrates his faithfulness in ways that only the faithful can recognize. What is your story- Is the splendor of God what describes your life- In Chapter 1 we learn that human splendor is only skin deep, but God's splendor is full of grace and mercy.

God knows everything- That should have a profound impact on our perception of privacy. It's a sobering thought. But,in it, there's also a profound blessing to be found.

In our last sermon, we asked, -What are you letting in-- Now comes another question, -Who are you letting in--

Last week we found that a clean house can be dangerous. Today we hear that a dark one can be as well.

A clean house can be dangerous- What's taking up room in yours-

We all know how difficult it can be at times to love those who are close to us. What about our enemies- Can we genuinely love them- Should we-

Have you ever experienced genuine love- How do we know if we have received it- How do we know if we are giving it-