Jake Kircher

Every person deals with anxiety on some level, but as Jesus followers should we? Paul tells us to "be anxious about nothing," so is it wrong to be anxious if we know Christ? How do we deal with life when we are anxious? Suggested resource: The Anxious Christian by Rhett Smith http://www.amazon.com/The-Anxious-Christian-Your-Anxiety/dp/0802404448/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1357998699&sr=8-1&keywords=the+anxious+christian

What do we do when life hurt's? This is really an inevitable questions. In this sermon, we look at what we can do when we hurt and what we can do to help others who are hurting.

Teenagers have the most disposable income of any age. Therefore, it's important to figure out how Jesus wants us to handle our finances even in 7th grade! Where should money fit into our lives? And how do we know if we are giving enough?

What does it really mean to be called by God? Does it mean we just sit around until God tells us to do something? Or is calling something special that only pastors or missionaries get?

Does watching our mouth simply mean avoiding a certain list of words? What does it really mean to curse?

As Christians, it's not a matter of if we disagree with someone we know, but when. What is the right way to disagree? And does it matter if they are a Christian or not?

Most of the choices we make today WILL affect tomorrow. How do we learn and gain wisdom in our lives to help avoid unfavorable consequences?

Is it possible to have hope apart from Jesus? What do we do if we are feeling hopeless about a situation or life in general?

What did Jesus mean when he said, "do this in remembrance of me?" Was it really just about eating a wafer and drinking a thimble of juice?

What exactly did Jesus mean when He called His followers "salt of the earth?" What does that look like for us today?

As followers of Christ, Paul writes that we are Jesus' ambassadors here on earth. Are we doing a good job at representing Him?

A lot of people, especially Christians, get really caught up in right versus wrong, good versus bad. Is that missing the point of the cross? Could God want us to focus on something deeper?