God designed us in such a way that we are really just a big bundle of appetites, expectations, and desires.  Appetites include security, an appetite for love, an appetite to be respected, to be cherished, and to feel successful.  God designed to have appetites, but each one of our appetites creates tension. The reason you feel tension in your life, is because one or more of your appetites are clamoring for MORE.

Your ability or inability to manage your appetites will determine the direction of your life.  That’s why I decided to begin 2015 with a new series called “All Things New.” On Sunday, January 4, 2015 (8AM or 10:30AM), I’m kicking off this series discussing the tension you face in your pursuit of MORE. Together we’ll look at the Story of Jacob and Esau and discover how uncontrolled appetites can lead to destruction (Genesis 25). Grab a friend and meet us at Mars Hill Baptist Church. You’ll leave stronger, better, and wiser.

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