Lincoln Berean Church

Bryan takes a little time to share five major themes we need to keep in mind as followers of Jesus in order to come to the end of our life and know we have finished well.

As humans, we don't love change, but our lives are full of it. How do we walk through change well as followers of Jesus?

Is giving something we're just called to begrudgingly do, or is it a means of God's grace to us that gives us a foretaste of heaven?

What is it we ultimately live for? We all have a limited number of days, so how do we make sure we don't waste them?

What is it we ultimately live for? We all have a limited number of days, so how do we make sure we don't waste them?

What did you do with the 365 days you were given in 2025?

As we consider this call to community, do we really believe, as challenging as it is, that it's worth it?

The reason it's so important to take truth seriously is because the deceiver, the liar, has sent out missionaries to deceive you.

Will we believe God, or will we make Him a liar?

What does it mean to intentionally engage and participate in a community of Christ-followers that Christ has placed us in?

I believe God wants us to expect much from Him concerning what He can do in our very lives.

Review and reflecting on Psalm 23.

When we find ourselves in a place that feels like the valley of the shadow of death, what will we do?

Rest doesn't come through striving, it comes through surrender.

The belief system that defines our culture would be a death sentence for sheep in the wilderness.

Who is your shepherd?

What does being a disciple of Jesus have to do with politics?

Anytime we approach something that possesses great power, it is appropriate for us to approach it with thoughtfulness.

Jesus did not offer rest from the wilderness, He offered rest in the wilderness.

Jesus did not offer rest from the wilderness, He offered rest in the wilderness.

What are we doing and why are we doing it?