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Our relationship with others isn’t just important to God – it’s actually connected to our relationship with HIM!

The second foundational truth for any pursuit of God is about how to live after we’ve trusted Jesus for our salvation.

The resurrection of Jesus teaches us that Jesus is who he claimed to be. He really did die for our sins, and opens the way for us to experience a relationship with God.

Jesus challenged the thinking of the religious establishment. In doing this, Jesus showed that God cares more about people than the rules.

The miracle of the loaves and the fishes (John 6:1-15) is one of the two miracles that appears in all four Gospels, and it teaches us three lessons about God’s big power.

To fulfill his mission, Jesus actively extends life-changing grace to people others would reject.

Here’s a topic for Christians at college who want to stand for a biblical worldview in the face of secularism.

Followers of Jesus will experience people in the real world who have vastly different worldviews. Jesus shows us how to engage those outside our faith with truth and love.

Willpower isn’t just about avoiding temptation. If used correctly, willpower can help you plan for the future by helping you to prioritize your goals.

So far we have talked about how we need to accept Jesus’ grid and his power alone to save us. But after we’re saved, what happens next? Here are three tips to living “all in” for Jesus.

If you really want a relationship with Jesus, you’ll have to trust his perspective AND his power to get there.

By nature, we want to put ourselves first. Follow our hearts. Do what’s best for us. Step on other people to get what we want. But is that how God wants us to see the world?

Learn how to have a biblical worldview to know which ideas are dangerous and which ones are true.