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We've been told from early on in our Christian lives that certain things should be part of our Christian walk, but too often no one explains how to put them into practice. Tonight, as we look at the model the Lord gives us for prayer, we will see how we should pray and what should shape our prayers. Matthew 6:5-15.

As we conclude our I AM series, we end by looking at the realities of Christ revealed through his nature, actions, and position. John 18:1-11.

As we look at the final I AM statement in John, I want to answer: What is the life of the believer meant to look like? What should be happening? And ultimately, how does it come about? John 15:1-11.

As we see Jesus continue to reveal himself to us through the I am statements. We will see the reality of the personal relationship that Jesus offers those who come to him. Only through that relationship can we come to the Father.

Though death is a reality in our lives and in the world, Jesus intervenes. Join us as we look at the next I Am statement of John: "I am the resurrection and the life." John 11:1-53

As we look into the next I AM statement, we will see that Jesus is the good shepherd because of what he does for his sheep. By examining the sacrifice he makes for his people, we clearly see who Jesus is. John 10:11-21.

Humanity stands in darkness because of sin, and it is only by God's grace, shining light into our hearts through the gospel of Christ, that we can come into the light. John 8:12-30

We were created with a hunger only God can satisfy, but we continually try to satisfy that hunger with things that cannot last. Jesus, the Bread of Life, gives Himself to us as the only source of lasting satisfaction. John 6:25-59.

As we begin our series on how Jesus describes himself in the Gospel of John, we start with a statement that shows Jesus is completely different from what this world has ever known. John 8:53-59.

As we conclude the Joseph narrative, I want us to see the why behind Joseph's life: Why has God allowed this to happen, and why has God placed Joseph in a position of influence within Egypt? And to close, I want us to see what God wants to do with us.

As we see Joseph brought before the Pharaoh and finally removed from the pit, we see the purpose of the pit all along. We see the qualities of the one whom God uses. Genesis 41.

As we read about a season of God’s apparent distance and desertion in Joseph's life, we see that God is still at work, showing us that he is always bringing about the spiritual formation of his people. Genesis 40

As we continue looking at the life of Joseph, we see that the Lord was with him, yet his life remained tumultuous. And we see that in all of this, as Joseph stays obedient to the Lord, he enters into blessing, as well as opposition.  Genesis 39

As we step into a story where everything seems to go wrong for Joseph, we will see how God continues to work in spite of sin and circumstance, and how he ultimately provides a way to save us from our greatest issue. Genesis 37.

We wrap up our series "Good Question" with one that has the most lasting ramifications. Join us as we see the truth about our reality, God's judgment, heaven and hell, and how love can play a part in all of it.