Rick Warren once said, “The quality of your life will be in direct proportion to the types of questions you ask yourself.” As we begin a new year together, let’s forsake the typical New Year’s resolution approach for a better life and ask ourselves questions that will lead us to a better quality of life. The first question that really matters in life is this: Who am I?

As Christians, we follow live our lives in order to follow Jesus. but if that's such a crucial part of who we are, then we must ask ourselves who Jesus is.

 Jesus is our example, our King, or Savior, a poor man from Nazareth. But who is Jesus really?

What is the purpose of life? This is a question that has been pondered down through the ages.

Philosophers, scientists, and theologians have pondered this question. It's a question that matters because it has the power to direct our entire lives.

So often we can get caught up in questions like, "Where is heaven?" "Will we need for after we die?" "Do loved ones look down at us from heaven?" "What will I look like in the afterlife?" Ultimately the Scriptures only answer this question, "With whom will I spend eternity?"