Part 3 of 4 of the most common ways that God grows our faith. This way is very close to home for all of us….check the message out to see what it is! Where do we struggle? Most often in our perception of the situation. The key is to see the issue through God’s eyes and not our perception.

Part 2 in our series which answers the question, “How does God grow our faith?” God really does not ask much of us to grow our faith, from when we are focused on ourselves, God’s ask can seem overwhelming. Today we look at the second most common way that God grows our faith.

The apostles, other, and even we have asked God to grow our faith, but do we really understand what we are asking? This week we discuss what growing in faith really means, its importance in our lives, and 1 of 4 common ways that God grows our faith.

Culture is caught up in an attitude of me-ism with a trinity of me, myself, and I. Following Jesus is about us-ism as we are to die to our old self in salvation, serve one another as a Christian family, and glorify God. As Christians, we must address the issue with love, but keep me-ism out of the church and out of Christianity.

Current culture often see’s Biblical morality as old fashioned…..or even extreme and dangerous. Today we look at why biblical morality is as relevant for today as it was when it was written. And dangerous? Or not wanting to hear the truth?

One of the issues facing the church and society is that of increased isolation, fragmentation, and polarization of people. The love of Jesus confronts and overcomes this with hope, fellowship, and solid doctrine.

Luke, Chapter 6, calls us to move beyond just believing what it right. In the gospel of Luke, Jesus calls us as Christians to act, to do, to do something when we see an opportunity.

The book of James gives us insight on how to press through tough times and understand what God is doing in our lives.

Andy Stanley shares with us why bad things happen to good people and why there is suffering in the world.

In a pessimistic and critical world, we look at the life of Barnabas in the book of Acts and are encouraged to be an encourager.