Understanding the grand story of the Bible begins by asking several questions about Genesis 1 and 2. In this sermon, you will hear about who created the world, why the…
A riot breaks out in Ephesus as the Kingdom of God advances. How should Christians respond? What are Christians to make of the rioting? Acts 19:21-41 offers some insights.
In a sane world, you can combat lies with truth. You can detect what is false with facts. You can comprehend reality without the poison of postmodern relativism. If there…
What is discipleship? Does Christian discipleship take place through a program or is it something else? Acts 18 gives us a glips into what discipleship looks like in the life…
When it comes to sharing the gospel, Christians do not need to fear but are called to be faithful. Why? Because it is God who saves.
You become what you worship, and when you worship anything other than God, you are committing idolatry. It's an idolatry problem that Paul addresses to the great philosophers at Athens.…
A repeated theme in the Book of Acts is Christian persecution. Even church history affirms that Christians have been persecuted since the 1st-century. So how should American Christians think about…
We all ask questions, but what is the most important question you could ask? What is the answer to the most significant question you could ask? Acts 16 tells the…
