Galatians 6:9-10

Now what are we hunting on this one? Patrick Odum reminds us that we shouldn't get weary in doing kind acts of service simply because we can't see the results, because do good is a result all by itself.

I acknowledge that my complaints prevent me from doing the good that God placed me here to do. Tom Norvell catches himself complaining about the things he tired of in TV, in others, and in himself, and then reminds himself he is accomplishing nothing and needs to be doing good and not growing weary.

Have you seen an angel running around oncology lately? This is a story about a needed ministry to those battling cancer called ChemoAngels.

What does your neighborhood look like? What would happen if we matched our Christmas decorations spending with help for those in need?

How long will you wear yours? A new pair of shoes helps Mike figure out why we need some traditions.

Set free and yet we still serve? Paul Faulkner reminds us of our freedom in Christ to serve and find God's blessing.

What can we do to help? Phil Ware talks about ways we can help with hurricane relief.

Have you seen the Gospel demonstrated lately? Sometimes it is helpful to just see the Gospel of Jesus demonstrated; that's what the movie Radio helps do for us.

What you are looking for determines what you will find! Alan Smith reminds us that our passion to find something is in direct proportion to our sense of value in that thing.

How many great opportunities have you missed? Alan Smith reminds us that we must take every opportunity we can to follow the will of God.

It's never too late for God to touch someone's heart Don’t give up! Keep praying for those around you. Keep showing them the example of a godly life. And be ready to share your faith with them when the time is right.

Perseverance, not slow and steady, wins the race! Rubel Shelly reminds us of the missing virtue of persistence -- endurance and perseverance mixed with consistency and integrity.

How many opportunities will you miss today? Steve Higginbotham shares with us the opportunity to be Fred, like Jesus, to those around us.

What would they say about you and your friends? Phil Ware continues his call to kingdom series and focusing on having the reputation as the church that helps people.

Ever feel like you're the only one trying? Don't give up, you're not the only trying and even if you are, what you do matters to God.

We are committed to making Jesus' death, last words, and future vision real in our fellowship and our world, now! Phil Ware and Demetrius Collins invite us to worship God to seek his help in our brokenness and challenge us to do good to all people as we have opportunity.

Can you keep running and not grow weary? Burn out seems to happen more and more frequently, but when see why it happens, we realize that folks are losing sight of the goal and are often motivated for the wrong reasons.

Sometimes the final score doesn't count as much as the way the game is played! Rubel Shelly writes about a basketball game between the Gainesville Tornadoes and the Vanguard Vikings and the fans who helped give the team a life.

When going home means giving a child a chance at life! Phil Ware describes doing a funeral and a graveside for a good man and how it becomes the opportunity for good things to happen to children around the world.

What can we do? Phil Ware offers some practical and important advice on what to do to help in the devastation caused by tornadoes.

What happens when the crisis comes and you are 1000 miles from home? Christianity is having a community of believers who care for you like family.

What sweeter taste can there be than the taste of grace? Phil Ware writes about four remarkable young women -- Karen, Melody, Annie, and Jinda -- and how Compassion and mission trips and Jesus have changed everything for them.

What can one woman do in a life so hard? Rubel Shelly shares a story about a little boy who was powerfully impacted for good by a neighbor lady.

Who are you judging before looking at your own life? Before we criticize others for being too busy, maybe we ought to look at our own schedules!