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“I love you, God.” The words are easy to say, but do we really love Him? That is, do our actions back up our words? Perhaps even more important, are we loving God on His terms or on ours? As children of God we want to get certain things right, and how to truly love our heavenly Father is at the top of that list. Join us as we discover four practical ways we can do just that. Today: Be faithful. (John 21:15-19)

“I love you, God.” The words are easy to say, but do we really love Him? That is, do our actions back up our words? Perhaps even more important, are we loving God on His terms or on ours? As children of God we want to get certain things right, and how to truly love our heavenly Father is at the top of that list. Join us as we discover four practical ways we can do just that. Today: Be grateful. (Luke 7:36-50)

“God loves you.” It’s a fact. And it doesn’t matter who you are and what you’ve done. If you’re a human being here on planet earth, “God loves you.” "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 For those who already know this wonderful truth, it’s what helps us get out of bed each day. It’s also news that we want to share with others. Join us as we examine three key Bible passages that illustrate just how important each of us is to our heavenly Father. Today: He raised Jesus from the dead. (Matthew 28:1-15)

“God loves you.” It’s a fact. And it doesn’t matter who you are and what you’ve done. If you’re a human being here on planet earth, “God loves you.” "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 For those who already know this wonderful truth, it’s what helps us get out of bed each day. It’s also news that we want to share with others. Join us as we examine three key Bible passages that illustrate just how important each of us is to our heavenly Father. Today: He forgives us. (Luke 15:11-32)

“God loves you.” It’s a fact. And it doesn’t matter who you are and what you’ve done. If you’re a human being here on planet earth, “God loves you.” "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 For those who already know this wonderful truth, it’s what helps us get out of bed each day. It’s also news that we want to share with others. Join us as we examine three key Bible passages that illustrate just how important each of us is to our heavenly Father. Today: He pursues us. (Luke 15:1-10)

When asked, “Do you trust God?” most Christians would answer with an emphatic “Yes!” Yet, if we’re honest, some of us still struggle in certain areas when it comes to trusting Him. That’s especially true when it involves our personal finances. From God’s perspective, what is the purpose of our money, what are we to do with it, and what are the blessings that await us? Today: God will reward those who trust Him with their personal finances. (2 Cor 9:6-11)

When asked, “Do you trust God?” most Christians would answer with an emphatic “Yes!” Yet, if we’re honest, some of us still struggle in certain areas when it comes to trusting Him. That’s especially true when it involves our personal finances. From God’s perspective, what is the purpose of our money, what are we to do with it, and what are the blessings that await us? Today: It’s important for us to trust Him with our personal finances. (Luke 16:1-13)

When asked, “Do you trust God?” most Christians would answer with an emphatic “Yes!” Yet, if we’re honest, some of us still struggle in certain areas when it comes to trusting Him. That’s especially true when it involves our personal finances. From God’s perspective, what is the purpose of our money, what are we to do with it, and what are the blessings that await us? Today: God expects us to trust Him with our personal finances. (Malachi 3:6-13)

Even though there are numerous blessings for followers of Christ, many of us may not know what they are. Join us as we go from one spiritual mountaintop to another as we read through arguably the most life-changing chapter in all of Scripture: Romans 8. Today: We’re loved. (Romans 8:28-31)

Even though there are numerous blessings for followers of Christ, some of us may not know what they are. Join us as we go from one spiritual mountaintop to another as we read through arguably the most life-changing chapter in all of Scripture: Romans 8. Today: We’re transformed. (Romans 8:18-27)

Even though there are numerous blessings for followers of Christ, some of us may not know what they are. Join us as we go from one spiritual mountaintop to another as we read through arguably the most life-changing chapter in all of Scripture: Romans 8. Today: We’re adopted. (Romans 8:14-17)

Even though there are numerous blessings for followers of Christ, some of us may not know what they are. Join us as we go from one spiritual mountaintop to another as we read through arguably the most life-changing chapter in all of Scripture: Romans 8. Today: We’re empowered. (Romans 8:9-13)

Even though there are numerous blessings for followers of Christ, some of us may not know what they are. Join us as we go from one spiritual mountaintop to another as we read through arguably the most life-changing chapter in all of Scripture: Romans 8. Today: We’re forgiven. (Romans 8:1-8)

Jesus wants to transform us spiritually during 2010. In other words, He doesn’t just want us to grow older in the faith, but to grow up in the faith. When it comes to our maturity level, we may not be caterpillars anymore, but we’re not butterflies yet either. God’s spiritual metamorphosis takes time and will only happen if we, as followers of Jesus, cooperate. The expectations are high and the time short. In 2010, will you grow older in the faith or up in the faith? Jesus hopes it’s the latter. (Luke 6:46-49)

Jesus wants to transform us spiritually during 2010. In other words, He doesn’t just want us to grow older in the faith, but to grow up in the faith. When it comes to our maturity level, we may not be caterpillars anymore, but we’re not butterflies yet either. God’s spiritual metamorphosis takes time and will only happen if we, as followers of Jesus, cooperate. The expectations are high and the time short. In 2010, will you grow older in the faith or up in the faith? Jesus hopes it’s the latter. (Mark 3:20-21 & 31-35)

Jesus wants to transform us spiritually during 2010. In other words, He doesn’t just want us to grow older in the faith, but to grow up in the faith. When it comes to our maturity level, we may not be caterpillars anymore, but we’re not butterflies yet either. God’s spiritual metamorphosis takes time and will only happen if we, as followers of Jesus, cooperate. The expectations are high and the time short. In 2010, will you grow older in the faith or up in the faith? Jesus hopes it’s the latter. (Romans 12:1-2)

When someone new moves into the neighborhood, we’re naturally curious about them. For instance, we want to know things like who they are, where they came from, and why they decided to move here. Join us as we answer those questions and more about the new guy who moved in almost 2,000 years ago: Jesus. Find out why He became the talk of the neighborhood. (Luke 2:25-38)

When someone new moves into the neighborhood, we’re naturally curious about them. For instance, we want to know things like who they are, where they came from, and why they decided to move here. Join us as we answer those questions and more about the new guy who moved in almost 2,000 years ago: Jesus. Find out why He became the talk of the neighborhood. (Luke 1:26-38 & Matt 1:18-25)

When someone new moves into the neighborhood, we’re naturally curious about them. For instance, we want to know things like who they are, where they came from, and why they decided to move here. Join us as we answer those questions and more about the new guy who moved in almost 2,000 years ago: Jesus. Find out why He became the talk of the neighborhood. (John 1:6-18)

When someone new moves into the neighborhood, we’re naturally curious about them. For instance, we want to know things like who they are, where they came from, and why they decided to move here. Join us as we answer those questions and more about the new guy who moved in almost 2,000 years ago: Jesus. Find out why He became the talk of the neighborhood. (John 1:1-3)