Our lives will change when we start praying like Jesus! In Luke 11:1-13, He teaches us to pray simply, from the heart, and confident in God’s responsiveness, care, and goodness.

Jesus lived a life as human as you or me, but He never sinned. In Hebrews 4:14-5:10, we see how He fully submitted to God's will every day and how it can change our own lives.

We know that we're supposed to want God's will...but do we really? Disappointment and suffering may reveal we still want things our own way. Yet in Matthew 26:36-46, Jesus shows us how to truly seek God's will and to experience abundance no matter our situation.

Why did you wake up this morning? In John 4:27-38, Jesus shows us how to see the potential in every moment by being focused on doing God's will.

When we learn from passages like Mark 10:17-31 just what Jesus is offering when He calls us to follow Him, we will realize that we have so much to gain by any sacrifice we make to be closer to Him.

Living an abundant new life requires more than just knowing that Jesus emptied Himself and humbly served: Philippians 2:1-11 challenges us to have that mind of Christ ourselves.

Jesus is more than a good teacher: John 1:1-18 proclaims that He is the Son of God. As we receive Him, our own lives become so much more.

Sometimes Jesus asks some scary hard things of us, like He did in Mark 10:17-22. Yet if we really believe God is good, we can trust that anything He asks of us will be for our good, too.

In one of His last conversations before His crucifixion, Jesus explains in John 14 what it is all about: He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Want to live an abundant new life? Follow Him.

Our commitment to follow Jesus will be tested and often by "good things" competing for our attention. As Luke 9:57-62 teaches, experiencing abundant new life requires us to be truly committed to Him first.

Are you tired? Jesus has a wonderful invitation for you in Matthew 11. Come learn from Him, and you will find rest starting right now.

In Luke 5, we see that people left everything to follow Jesus. To experience abundant new life, that is exactly what we must do, too.

Are you ready for something new? That is exactly what Jesus came to bring.

Guest Speaker Robert Kimberly, Executive Director of Southeastern Children’s Home, challenges and encourages us with the example of how Jesus loves children.

As Jesus concludes the most important sermon of all time with Matthew 7:1-27, we discover that the incredible power of these words doesn't come from simply hearing them: we have to do them.