One of the more intriguing aspects of God’s design for humans is the ability we possess to create habits. Even the most unregimented individual has habitual tendencies. For example, a habit can be as simple as one’s morning routine or the way someone prepares lunch. Whether we acknowledge it or...
The holiday season brings with it the potential for a lot of conversations with friends and family. These conversations can be good and rewarding or result in disagreements and chaos. We can all think of at least some story to illustrate either point. I would like to present a challenge...
Many of our movies, TV shows, and books weave tales about rebels revolting against some tyrannical force or person. There are many reasons why we find these stories captivating and see ourselves rooting for the rebels. One reason might be that we vicariously relate to these characters and stories because...
The sermon series will explore how Christians can avoid faithless living when surrounded by a world that condones such.
As we live our Christian life, we will often feel exhausted and fatigued by the constant pressures and struggles. This series examines how God's word challenges us even in those times of tribulation to remain faithful.
During the crazy times in life, we need to focus on things that will bring true joy to us. A look at the book of Philippians will help us seek a mind of joy in all that we do.
Paul's letters to Timothy outline some powerful ideas for Christian living.
Jesus had a lot to say about the Old Law. His teachings contain illusions, references, and quotes from the law; and many of his listeners challenge him based on it. The law is not challenging to understand when we have the right understanding about it. Join us as we untie...
Jeremy explores some of the biblical stories and principles to help us avoid burnout and instead be renewed in our Christian faith.
The 2019 Summer auditorium class considered how Christians should consider what is right and wrong in this world and how to apply it in evaluation various issues.