Move beyond temporary resolutions to eternal transformation! We all start the year with a list of things we want to fix, run, or change. But by February, most resolutions have faded into old habits. The God Revolution isn't about trying harder; it’s about a total surrender that changes who we are from the inside out. Drawing from the Bible, this series explores how the truth of who Jesus is creates a "jolt" of reality that sustains us when life gets heavy.

Move beyond temporary resolutions to eternal transformation! We all start the year with a list of things we want to fix, run, or change. But by February, most resolutions have faded into old habits. The God Revolution isn't about trying harder; it’s about a total surrender that changes who we are from the inside out. Drawing from the Bible, this series explores how the truth of who Jesus is creates a "jolt" of reality that sustains us when life gets heavy.

A resolution is something you try to do for yourself; a revolution is something God does in you. Even the most "put-together" person (like Saul of Tarsus) needs a revolution. It took a blinding light and a total collapse of his old life to see the truth. Like us, the church at Colossae was being fed lies—that Jesus wasn't enough or that they needed "Jesus plus" something else. Paul provides a "shot of truth" to wake the church up: Jesus is the Creator, the Head of the Church, and the Fullness of God. We don’t just resolve to "fix things" or "run races." We resolve to fix our eyes on Jesus and run the race of faith.