This myth reminds us that transformation does not come through political power. But how are we to act toward our government leaders and what is essential for us as Christ followers?

If we (work, pray, parent, live, do church, etc…) right, is God obligated to bless us? How are we to pray and what should we expect when we do?

Our hyper individualism has given rise to a subtle but dangerously destructive heresy called “The God Within” Have we customized God to fit our own individualism?

Is the Bible accurate in its account of Jesus? What did the early church believe and why were they willing to die for that? How do you answer the question Jesus is asking us today, “Who do you say that I am?

We’ll take a look at the importance of what we can know and the implications of that Knowledge, or the loss of it, in the church today.

Our God is so gracious and generous. He gives us talents and the freedom to choose how we use them. When we use them for Him and for his kingdom, do we serve out of obligation or gratitude for all he has done for us?

We all have emotions but what happens when we become captive to those emotions? Will it bring us peace, or does that peace only come from Christ?

It is said that time is our most precious commodity, but what do we do when life seems meaningless? And what is the value of our time and our live in God’s eyes?