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How do we move past knowing about grace to experiencing it personally? How can a new life in Christ unite us as a church?

Imagine if every believer put on the full armour of God! What would that look like individually and as a church?

We are in the middle of a battle between good and evil. Paul reminds us to seek strength and protection in the Lord.

In this episode, the apostle Paul extends counsel to children, parents, workers and employers. How can we apply this counsel today?

What does it mean to submit to one another? What counsel does Paul have for husbands and wives? How does the marriage relationship reflect the relationship Christ has with His church?

What does it mean to be imitators of God? Why is it important to remember that we are “dear children” as we continue to grow in grace?

How does Paul describe the human experience before we become a "new creation"? What miracle occurs when we accept grace? What practical counsel does Paul give us to grow in grace?

We will discuss the gifts from Jesus Christ to His church as well as the unifying work of the Holy Spirit in this episode.

What did Paul mean when he said he was “a prisoner of Christ Jesus”? What was the “mystery” that was revealed to Paul to share with the Gentiles?

How has Christ's sacrifice changed how we relate to God? How does it change the way we live our lives and relate to others?

We will discuss the sinful condition of humanity, and God's plan to rescue us from being "dead in our tresspasses".

We will discuss the power of praying in Jesus' name, as well as the gift of wisdom brought by the Holy Spirit.

How does Paul communicate the good news of Jesus to the Ephesians? How does Paul's message apply to your life?

We take a big-picture view of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, exploring the historical context, how Paul was received, and the primary focus of the letter.

Sooner or later, the end-time happenings that the Bible talks about will come. We don’t know when or how everything will happen. But we know enough to see the big picture. The book of Revelation shows us the most important things that will happen in the end times. Everyone whose name isn’t written in the book of life will worship the sea animal and his false god. Everyone who chooses to follow the Lord Jesus Christ and obey His law will have their names written in the book of life. Their names will not be removed. Who cares if we have honor or fame in this life if we have everlasting life with God?

Have you wondered what plan Satan will use to join the governments and kingdoms on this earth? History shows us that the things that happened in the past often happen in the future. If we look at the history of the Kingdom of Rome, we can learn some important lessons about what will happen at the end of time.

The war between God and Satan is about worship, loyalty, and control. In Daniel 7, we read about the little horn power. That same power is shown as a wild animal in Revelation 13. 2 Thessalonians 2:3 names this same religious power “the Man of Evil” (ERV). So, the little-horn power, the wild animal, and the Man of Evil are names for the same religious power. This power tries to take control of the church away from God. This power commands people to be loyal to its rules. It also replaces God’s rules and worships Him with its own rules and forces people to accept false ideas about God. God is different. He is love. God doesn’t force anyone to worship Him. We worship God because we love Him, and He loves us. Only one thing will keep us from getting the sea animal’s mark in the end times. A love for Jesus. This study will explore the sea animal’s mark.

The Book of Revelation warns us that the people on this earth will drink a special drink named the wine of Babylon. This “wine” is false teachings that will lead to everlasting death. But God gives us “medicine” to cure us if we get sick from drinking Babylon’s wine. The “cure” is the Three Angels’ Messages of Revelation 14. In this episode, we will continue to look at Babylon’s lies and false teachings. We also will look at Jesus’ plans to save us from them.

The book or Revelation shows us two women. These two women are word pictures for churches. The first woman wears clothes that shine as bright as the sun. The second woman wears a red dress. Together, these two women show us what happens between God’s followers and Satan’s followers in the war between good and evil. In this episode, we will study the two women in Revelation.

Every person on the earth belongs to the same family. We are brothers and sisters made by the same God. The Genesis story (Genesis 1 and 2) shows us how much we really are worth. What’s more, each one of us is special. There’s no one else who is an exact copy of you anywhere. You are worth so much to God that He was born as a human and died on the cross for you and your sins!

Kids are being sent to meditation instead of detention. Could 36 questions and a 4 minute gaze make you fall in love with a stranger? Considering going paleo? Don’t.

How do we move past knowing about grace to experiencing it personally? How can a new life in Christ unite us as a church?

Imagine if every believer put on the full armour of God! What would that look like individually and as a church?

We are in the middle of a battle between good and evil. Paul reminds us to seek strength and protection in the Lord.

In this episode, the apostle Paul extends counsel to children, parents, workers and employers. How can we apply this counsel today?

What does it mean to submit to one another? What counsel does Paul have for husbands and wives? How does the marriage relationship reflect the relationship Christ has with His church?

How does Paul describe the human experience before we become a "new creation"? What miracle occurs when we accept grace? What practical counsel does Paul give us to grow in grace?

What did Paul mean when he said he was “a prisoner of Christ Jesus”? What was the “mystery” that was revealed to Paul to share with the Gentiles?

How has Christ's sacrifice changed how we relate to God? How does it change the way we live our lives and relate to others?

We will discuss the sinful condition of humanity, and God's plan to rescue us from being "dead in our tresspasses".

We will discuss the power of praying in Jesus' name, as well as the gift of wisdom brought by the Holy Spirit.

How does Paul communicate the good news of Jesus to the Ephesians? How does Paul's message apply to your life?

We take a big-picture view of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, exploring the historical context, how Paul was received, and the primary focus of the letter.

Sooner or later, the end-time happenings that the Bible talks about will come. We don’t know when or how everything will happen. But we know enough to see the big picture. The book of Revelation shows us the most important things that will happen in the end times. Everyone whose name isn’t written in the book of life will worship the sea animal and his false god. Everyone who chooses to follow the Lord Jesus Christ and obey His law will have their names written in the book of life. Their names will not be removed. Who cares if we have honor or fame in this life if we have everlasting life with God?

Have you wondered what plan Satan will use to join the governments and kingdoms on this earth? History shows us that the things that happened in the past often happen in the future. If we look at the history of the Kingdom of Rome, we can learn some important lessons about what will happen at the end of time.

The war between God and Satan is about worship, loyalty, and control. In Daniel 7, we read about the little horn power. That same power is shown as a wild animal in Revelation 13. 2 Thessalonians 2:3 names this same religious power “the Man of Evil” (ERV). So, the little-horn power, the wild animal, and the Man of Evil are names for the same religious power. This power tries to take control of the church away from God. This power commands people to be loyal to its rules. It also replaces God’s rules and worships Him with its own rules and forces people to accept false ideas about God. God is different. He is love. God doesn’t force anyone to worship Him. We worship God because we love Him, and He loves us. Only one thing will keep us from getting the sea animal’s mark in the end times. A love for Jesus. This study will explore the sea animal’s mark.

The Book of Revelation warns us that the people on this earth will drink a special drink named the wine of Babylon. This “wine” is false teachings that will lead to everlasting death. But God gives us “medicine” to cure us if we get sick from drinking Babylon’s wine. The “cure” is the Three Angels’ Messages of Revelation 14. In this episode, we will continue to look at Babylon’s lies and false teachings. We also will look at Jesus’ plans to save us from them.

The book or Revelation shows us two women. These two women are word pictures for churches. The first woman wears clothes that shine as bright as the sun. The second woman wears a red dress. Together, these two women show us what happens between God’s followers and Satan’s followers in the war between good and evil. In this episode, we will study the two women in Revelation.

Every person on the earth belongs to the same family. We are brothers and sisters made by the same God. The Genesis story (Genesis 1 and 2) shows us how much we really are worth. What’s more, each one of us is special. There’s no one else who is an exact copy of you anywhere. You are worth so much to God that He was born as a human and died on the cross for you and your sins!

Why does our universe itself, and all the majesty and grandeur and astonishing things in it, exist to begin with? What great logical contradiction would occur were our universe, and we who are in it, not here? According to the latest scientific theory (they tend to change), our universe once did not exist. In other words, ours is a contingent existence, and it’s a miracle that we are here at all. And despite all sorts of myths about the universe arising from absolutely nothing, or from some kind of mathematical equation, our universe exists because God, the Creator, has made it and everything in it.

At the cross, God judged Jesus as a sinner who must die. Jesus died so that we could be judged as holy citizens in God’s kingdom in heaven. God judged Jesus as a criminal so that He can free us from everlasting fire. This fire will burn up all sin and everyone who refuses to accept God’s mercy and forgiveness for their sins.