October 2015

Here are some takeaways from Sunday’s “Geronimo” message. You can watch or listen here.

• Christianity is not a safe sport—it is risky business.
• The greatest risk you’ll ever take is putting your trust and faith in Jesus Christ.
• If you run from the thing you are supposed to chase the best you can do is break even.
• We won’t regret the mistakes we made as much as the God-ordained opportunities we missed.
• A calculated risk may mean giving up something good so you can experience something great.
• A Relationship with God is the ultimate win/win—you can never give up more than you get back.
• When stepping out in faith, you almost always second guess yourself.

Here are some takeaways from Sunday’s “No Limit” message. You can watch or listen here.

• If you settle for good you will never experience great.
• The people that God uses the most are the ones who hang on to the least.
• In order to achieve your destiny, you’ve got to step out of your history.
• God didn’t call us to survive the world, he called us to change it.
• Four Responses to a Changing Culture (Acts 17):
  1. Embrace It
  2. Ignore It
  3. Condemn It
  4. Engage It

Here are some takeaways from Sunday’s “No Limit” message. You can watch or listen here.

• Since day one, Relevant Church has been about real people, real life, and real faith.
• God is not limited by your insecurities.
• God is not limited by your sickness.
• God is not limited by your past.
• God is not limited by your circumstances.
• If the God you serve has limits, he’s not God at all.

Here are some takeaways from Sunday’s “Just One More” message. You can watch or listen here.

• Jesus is very offensive to religious people.
• The greatest poverty is a spiritual poverty.
• At God’s table, the seat of honor belongs to the broken.
• We want to be a church that unchurched people love to attend.
• The Gospel—the story of Christ—is the greatest message in the history of the world.
• The most important message in the world deserves the best presentation.
• Were still here, which means we have work to do.