We exist to bring God glory by making disciples. Is your life worth following? Does your life imitate Jesus? Should someone be influenced by your walk to follow the Jesus you serve? Are our churches pointing people to Jesus?

What does it mean to glorify God? God, through Christ's finished work, gives a heart that asks the question, "How can I glorify You today?"

Baptism and Communion are more important than we think they are. If Jesus takes them seriously, why don't we?

As a member of a local body of believers, I have a responsibility to my church, and my church has a responsibility to me. This week, we learn what those responsibilities are so that we can grow as the body of Christ God intends us to become.

Today we discuss Jesus's unmatched love for His Church and our place in it. We cannot love God without loving His Church.

The Holy Spirit empowers us to live out our faith through the fruit of the Spirit and our God-given abilities purposed to be used for His glory.

Who is the Holy Spirit? This week, we learn that the Holy Spirit's job is to convict, comfort, and empower us as we are being sanctified to look and act more like Jesus for the glory of God.

Sanctification is the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit making us more like Jesus as we are living in the Kingdom awaiting for the Day when the Kingdom will indeed come.

What is salvation? What has Jesus saved us from? What has He saved us for? And how did He do it?

There is a game plan written by God, and each of us have been strategically placed on the field to execute it. Why are we sometimes sitting on the sidelines?

The Gospel is the announcement that salvation and the Kingdom have come through Jesus. That announcement ORIENTS us to a new life in Him.

Once we are saved, our lives become an ongoing pursuit of becoming more like Jesus. We discuss how our pursuit of holiness is not a reflection of our eternal position in Jesus.

You are equipped to do the work of the ministry. And that work is to be done wherever you are.

Jesus reminds us that the love that sent Him to the cross is the same love that should compel us to love one another in all ways.

Abraham reminds us that our future is tied to our obedience to God today, and God will often require our obedience to show us where our love for Him truly lies.

Paul reminds us that God has equipped us to stand in the face of adversity, knowing that He fights for us even when the night is at its darkest.

It doesn't matter how we celebrate Him. What matters is whether when the moment arises, will we be in the moment? Or will we allow ourselves to be distracted by whatever is more important to us than what the moment is calling for?

How often are we gathering together for the primary purpose of talking about Jesus? We are reminded that "I" may be a temple, but WE are the Church, for church is not something we do. It's who we are.

The Sabbath isn't a day. It's an action. A call to stop what we are doing and reflect on the One who is empowering us to do the work. A call to rest for a little while and remember who is carrying the load.

Fasting is not a dietary method. It is our way of drawing near to God. When we hunger for food, God promises to fill the hunger in our souls.