Jesus compares the Holy Spirit to wind. This is not only a powerful metaphor, but also it gives us a slogan to strive for. As Christians, we are striving to "Catch the Wind".

Slogans are meant for identity. A good slogan becomes a mantra that reminds us of something (who they are, or what they are selling).

A Godly slogan, then, becomes a Godly mantra that reminds us of Godly truths (our identity). And that is what this series is about.

This is the final installment of our series focusing on the journey of finding purpose and direction by talking about our destination. Some may say this is "heaven" or "hell" (which is not wrong), but it might be better explained as "with God" or "without God."

One truth about our spiritual journey is that we are all going to get off the trail of following God. But the real question is... are we going to get back on track?

We talk about the need to help people, but when the rubber meets the road, we don’t often take the opportunities when they are clearly present. Jesus has a story for us to consider.

Along the journey of life, God beckons us to "stop and look" at what He is doing. Whether through a burning bush, a cloud of his presence, or maybe even in the beauty of His creation. But all-too-often we miss it.

On any journey there are certain preparations that need to be made. This Sunday, we will look at how we should be prepared for our spiritual journey.

Before any journey, we should “take stock” of what we have and what we need. On our spiritual journey a good evaluation is also needed.

Sunday morning lesson by Dane Gentzler and Don Keene

Barton W. Stone (one of our forefathers in the Restoration Movement - churches of Christ, etc.) had strong convictions about the unity mentioned in scripture. So much so that he encouraged everyone to "let unity be our polar star".