Why is God relational? There is a plan, older than the Universe, which includes you as a necessary part. God wants to redeem, relate, and restore our lives to His original plan.

We talked about how God is relational – he wants to talk with us. One of the reasons is it’s in His very nature as God relates to Himself. We look at examples from the Scriptures as well as in nature on God as Three yet One this week.

Talking to God – why? If God is so all powerful, doesn’t He know what I’m going to say? Tonight we talk about prayer – talking to God – why He wants to talk with us and how to do it.

Last week we talked about Heaven being our endgoal but sometimes life gets in the way. Obstacles are something we deal with every day but they CAN be overcome. We look at how to get past the things that stand between us and God.

Last week’s message on living the mission leads us to the question – What’s all this for anyway? Tonight we cover five things about Heaven that affect us now.

What does it mean to live the mission? God had a purpose, a plan, and wants to be present in your life – we look at Ephesians 3 and pray through the steps of living with the fullness of God in our life,

Jesus, knowing His time had come, chose to eat the Passover meal – one of the most sacred events in the Jewish calendar, at the house of ‘a certain man’. Immortalized in Scripture, this individual caused Jesus to entrust the start of His final acts of obedience. What can we learn and draw hope from this, the Passover meal described in the Gospels, and apply in our own life?

Maybe you’re going through a struggle or difficult time. Jesus had days like that too. We look at how life’s difficult moments become fuel for God’s greatness. He will strengthen you and help you.

Jesus shared in the last days of his ministry about the vinedressers as an encouragement to us about the kingdom and a warning to those who sought Godliness as a means of personal gain. God has given us so much and when our needs come up, we can rely on Him to provide and prevail.

When Peter marveled at the fig tree that withered with Jesus’ words, Jesus said “Have faith in God” but was He speaking about having faith to wither trees and move mountains or was He getting at something else?