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In this message, Gary shares some facts about God that can change the way we think about life, and how they work to help us through difficult circumstances. 

When circumstances seem overwhelming or out of control, it can be tempting to change our direction to fix everything ourselves. In this message, Tim encourages us to stay focused on God and His promises even when we can't see how the situation will work out.

In this talk, Paul lays out three things that we can do every day to be sure we are making the most of opportunities to share our faith with others. Developing these habits will result in increasing awareness of the opportunities God brings us to share our faith. 

Being in a relationship and being single can both be difficult to navigate. In this message, Paul talks about using your time, whether single or dating, to live for God and his purpose for your life. 

In a message that walks through the parable of the sower found in Luke 8, Gary helps us identify how we can relate to each type of soil. He encourages us to work towards being people who hear and apply God's Word in our lives and yield a harvest.

We all look for our identity somewhere - what is it that you find your identity in? Matt challenges us to define who we are by something eternal rather than temporary, looking to God and our relationship to him instead of anything in this world. 

What does it really mean to live your best life? In this message, Paul explores what the Bible says about the purpose of life and how to live the best life possible. 

It is tempting to focus on things or other people to make us successful. Dawson Trotman encourages us to focus completely on God and trust that he can and will provide everything we need. 

This message was originally found on discipleshiplibrary.com

God calls all Christians to be disciples of Christ who make disciples. Mike talks about the ways that disciplemaking can affect our direction and purpose in life, regardless of vocation or location. 

This message was originally found on discipleshiplibrary.com

Philippians 4:10-13 is the passage that Paul focuses on in this message. The apostle Paul had learned how to be content regardless of what his situation or possessions - this is something that we can do if we realize that Christ is the source of true contentment.