East 91st Street Christian Church

Following Jesus is a great adventure. Are you ready to really trust in Him?

Sharing our faith happens best when we are sharing our friendship. But just how do we do that?

We were created for so much more than the sinful lives that we live. So how do we get there?

What do you believe about God? Who is He to you? How might you communicate that to someone else?

The only way the body of Christ is most effective is when each part of the body is well connected. Are you?

Receiving help is a sign of strength. How are you at receiving help in growing spiritually?

How do we help someone grow spiritually?

How do I stay in the fight when I feel defeated? How is a shared faith an active faith?

What would it look like if we were unhindered in our kingdom work? What if Jesus let His kingdom come through us?

How do we take our church vision and make it a personal vision?

What could it look like if we actually started acting like we love our neighbors?

How can we build bridges and find common ground to help our non-Christian neighbors connect to God?

Who am I to judge? How can we combat the stereotypes surrounding Christians today so that our community knows we are FOR 317?

Prayer isn't a religious ritual or a good-luck charm. Prayer isn't a burden; it's a privilege. It's one of the blessings of following Jesus.

Do you ever wonder what's going to happen in the future? We can't predict everything that's going to happen, but the book of James has some important things to say about how we view the future.

What do I need to do to draw near to God? Where is God calling and pulling you? Where is His Kingdom?

Words are powerful. Of the 25,000 words you say each day, how many are positive and encouraging and how many are negative? Dave looks at what the book of James has to say about the power of words.

What are you going to do when you think God is taking too long to answer your prayer? Or when God requires the thing you love most?

In what ways do we show prejudices? What does the Bible say about this in the book of James?

What is our heavenly Father like? How can we be like Him?