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Jesus knew His purpose probably better than anyone. And He is often referred to as the “light of the world.” When something is white hot, it emits an intense, white light. Do you understand your purpose and goals that intensely? Or do you struggle to keep New Year’s Resolutions more than a week? Maybe it’s not in the “what” or the “how” you need to determine, but the “why” that you should focus on more.

Jesus knew His purpose probably better than anyone. And He is often referred to as the “light of the world.” When something is white hot, it emits an intense, white light. Do you understand your purpose and goals that intensely? Or do you struggle to keep New Year’s Resolutions more than a week? Maybe it’s not in the “what” or the “how” you need to determine, but the “why” that you should focus on more.

Jesus knew His purpose probably better than anyone. And He is often referred to as the “light of the world.” When something is white hot, it emits an intense, white light. Do you understand your purpose and goals that intensely? Or do you struggle to keep New Year’s Resolutions more than a week? Maybe it’s not in the “what” or the “how” you need to determine, but the “why” that you should focus on more.

Jesus knew His purpose probably better than anyone. And He is often referred to as the “light of the world.” When something is white hot, it emits an intense, white light. Do you understand your purpose and goals that intensely? Or do you struggle to keep New Year’s Resolutions more than a week? Maybe it’s not in the “what” or the “how” you need to determine, but the “why” that you should focus on more.

Jesus knew His purpose probably better than anyone. And He is often referred to as the “light of the world.” When something is white hot, it emits an intense, white light. Do you understand your purpose and goals that intensely? Or do you struggle to keep New Year’s Resolutions more than a week? Maybe it’s not in the “what” or the “how” you need to determine, but the “why” that you should focus on more.

Much of the excitement of Christmas centers around gift giving. But, is there more to Christmas than this? Maybe, we’re just focused on the wrong gift. The greatest Christmas gift is one of hope, peace, and a relationship of love that lasts forever. It promises freedom, gives purpose, and provides more than anything money can buy.

At this time of year, it’s only natural to think of presents. So, what if the best scenario isn"t actually receiving presents, but presence? God is closer than we think. He yearns to be with us. But, in our admiration of this gift, have we actually neglected to open it? Join us for this holiday series, as Denny Wilson rips away the paper and bows to get at the true power of our faith. It’s a closeness we can feel, a goodness we can taste, a reality we can experience, and a love we can share. Because, when we acknowledge, invite, and obey the presence of God in our lives, we’re transformed from self-focused consumers to self-sacrificing servants. And then we are truly living witnesses for Christ.

At this time of year, it’s only natural to think of presents. So, what if the best scenario isn"t actually receiving presents, but presence? God is closer than we think. He yearns to be with us. But, in our admiration of this gift, have we actually neglected to open it? Join us for this holiday series, as Denny Wilson rips away the paper and bows to get at the true power of our faith. It’s a closeness we can feel, a goodness we can taste, a reality we can experience, and a love we can share. Because, when we acknowledge, invite, and obey the presence of God in our lives, we’re transformed from self-focused consumers to self-sacrificing servants. And then we are truly living witnesses for Christ.

At this time of year, it’s only natural to think of presents. So, what if the best scenario isn"t actually receiving presents, but presence? God is closer than we think. He yearns to be with us. But, in our admiration of this gift, have we actually neglected to open it? Join us for this holiday series, as Denny Wilson rips away the paper and bows to get at the true power of our faith. It’s a closeness we can feel, a goodness we can taste, a reality we can experience, and a love we can share. Because, when we acknowledge, invite, and obey the presence of God in our lives, we’re transformed from self-focused consumers to self-sacrificing servants. And then we are truly living witnesses for Christ.

At this time of year, it’s only natural to think of presents. So, what if the best scenario isn"t actually receiving presents, but presence? God is closer than we think. He yearns to be with us. But, in our admiration of this gift, have we actually neglected to open it? Join us for this holiday series, as Denny Wilson rips away the paper and bows to get at the true power of our faith. It’s a closeness we can feel, a goodness we can taste, a reality we can experience, and a love we can share. Because, when we acknowledge, invite, and obey the presence of God in our lives, we’re transformed from self-focused consumers to self-sacrificing servants. And then we are truly living witnesses for Christ.

Life is full of trials and tribulations, challenges and tension. It is an ongoing battle of pressure points that cause us to respond one way or another. So, how do we respond in the face of these hardships? Much like the early believers, we are still called to be in the world, but not of the world.

Life is full of trials and tribulations, challenges and tension. It is an ongoing battle of pressure points that cause us to respond one way or another. So, how do we respond in the face of these hardships? Much like the early believers, we are still called to be in the world, but not of the world.

Life is full of trials and tribulations, challenges and tension. It is an ongoing battle of pressure points that cause us to respond one way or another. So, how do we respond in the face of these hardships? Much like the early believers, we are still called to be in the world, but not of the world.

Life is full of trials and tribulations, challenges and tension. It is an ongoing battle of pressure points that cause us to respond one way or another. So, how do we respond in the face of these hardships? Much like the early believers, we are still called to be in the world, but not of the world.

Life is full of trials and tribulations, challenges and tension. It is an ongoing battle of pressure points that cause us to respond one way or another. So, how do we respond in the face of these hardships? Much like the early believers, we are still called to be in the world, but not of the world.

Life is full of trials and tribulations, challenges and tension. It is an ongoing battle of pressure points that cause us to respond one way or another. So, how do we respond in the face of these hardships? Much like the early believers, we are still called to be in the world, but not of the world. James went from skeptic, to sold out leader of the church in Jerusalem, helping to set the tone for the emerging faith of Christianity. His book is one of the most practical and convicting in the Bible, tackling real life issues that all of us face, including; temptation, self-control, hypocrisy, suffering, contentment, and more.

Life is full of trials and tribulations, challenges and tension. It is an ongoing battle of pressure points that cause us to respond one way or another. So, how do we respond in the face of these hardships? Much like the early believers, we are still called to be in the world, but not of the world. James went from skeptic, to sold out leader of the church in Jerusalem, helping to set the tone for the emerging faith of Christianity. His book is one of the most practical and convicting in the Bible, tackling real life issues that all of us face, including; temptation, self-control, hypocrisy, suffering, contentment, and more.

Jesus commanded His followers not to do a few things. But His "not" commandments were so extreme His followers were tempted not to even try. And then, Jesus rose from the dead and everything changed.