Who is Jesus to you? Not to your parents, not to your grandparents, not to your pastor or group leader or spouse. Who do YOU say he is—how does that impact your day-to-day? Maybe you don’t know how to answer, or your answer feels complicated—but engaging with tough questions like this could change your life.
Who do you say I am?
February 12, 2023 • Ryan Leak • Matthew 7:21–23, Matthew 16:16–17, Matthew 16:13–15
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Do you want to get well?
March 5, 2023 • Ryan Leak • John 5:6, John 5:1–5, John 5:7–9, John 5:10–11, John 5:12–15
How you feeling? Are you content—happy with the way your life is going? Or are you exhausted, sick, tense, hurting—your soul longing for things to be better? If you don't want to get well, then keep doing exactly what you're doing. But if you do…you might have to take a step of faith and lean into the healing Jesus has to offer.
Why are you so afraid?
February 26, 2023 • Jason Strand
From snowstorms to hurricanes to earthquakes—storms are nothing to mess with. We can't avoid or ignore them, just like we can't avoid or ignore the storms of life. Bad things happen, and that can be scary. And so, we look to Jesus, notice how he acted in the face of storms, and place our fear at his feet.
Why did you doubt?
February 19, 2023 • John Alexander • Matthew 14:27, Matthew 14:28, Matthew 14:29, Matthew 14:22, Matthew 14:25–26
You might be surprised to know that most (if not all) Christians have experienced doubt in their faith. No one is immune to it. So, what keeps people in it for the long haul? Can doubts and faith coexist?