WHERE WRATH AND MERCY MEET - The evangelical church is at a crisis point. While there are many things we may prefer to differ in, such as styles of music and dress, there is one critical element that is being thrown into the mix and tolerated, the downplaying of the atonement of Jesus Christ. Pastor Don discusses how some in the North American church, in their attempt to make friends with the world, have downplayed the critical element of the atonement that originated the very faith we set out to keep.

THE THINGS WE MUST NEVER FORGET: LIFE LESSONS FROM SECOND PETER - Peter begins his message to an audience who had just come out of practicing different religions, which is relevant to how many have come to Christ today. The validity of any religion today seems to be measured by how sincere it's followers are in practicing it, but the Apostle Peter doesn't measure these Christians faith by how passionately they practice their faith, but by the truth behind it.

THE MEANING OF MARRIAGE - Marriage is a temporary illustration of the eternal marriage between Christ and His church so God doesn't take the subject of divorce or remarriage lightly. Pastor Don discusses the motivations of the Christian during divorce and remarriage and identifies Scripture that points to God's ultimate view of what a Christian should do if confronted with divorce or remarriage.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - Pastor Don answers the following questions from the congregation: Is there a sin or series of sins one can commit for which there is no forgiveness? If there is no sin in heaven, why did Lucifer fall? What are Christians to say when a friend, who says they are Christian, says they're in a loving bisexual relationship with someone who is gay? Should someone be re-baptized if they've re-dedicated their life to the Lord? If you are a believer and your husband lives with someone else, are you free to divorce him?

OLD TESTAMENT LESSONS FOR NEW TESTAMENT RENEWAL - Getting caught up in a moment of worship can be a wonderful thing, but it can also be harmful if we're focused more on our experience rather than why God is drawing near and what He may have to say to us at the time. Pastor Don discusses the importance of listening to God in moments of worship from Leviticus 10:1-11 and how the events of the passage will help us in shaping where we focus our attention during worship.

OLD TESTAMENT LESSONS FOR NEW TESTAMENT RENEWAL - Getting caught up in a moment of worship can be a wonderful thing, but it can also be harmful if we're focused more on our experience rather than why God is drawing near and what He may have to say to us at the time. Pastor Don discusses the importance of listening to God in moments of worship from Leviticus 10:1-11 and how the events of the passage will help us in shaping where we focus our attention during worship.

OLD TESTAMENT LESSONS FOR NEW TESTAMENT RENEWAL - We’re trained by our "me" culture to value self-confidence. In fact, we’re increasingly not comfortable - we don’t feel in tact - if we’re not self-confident. All of this makes it hard for us to be dwelling places for God because when we rely on self-confidence, we can’t be God-confident. When we’re strong in ourselves we can’t be strong in the Lord. Only a contrite heart will make all the adjustments - the deep, hard, will-challenging adjustments - that any worthwhile season of drawing close to God will ultimately require.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - Pastor Don answers the following questions from the congregation: Are we responsible for every thought that comes to our head? Can a Christian believe in evolution? Pastor Don discusses these questions mentioning that thoughts we keep instead of replace with Christlike service have a direct influence on our spiritual life and the logic behind the cause and effects of creation only makes sense with a spiritual beginning.

OLD TESTAMENT LESSONS FOR NEW TESTAMENT RENEWAL - Are there any conditions or keys to a strong prayer life? And if so, what are they? We can pray just like mighty men like Elijah because despite God's power being shown in his life, there was nothing magical or special about him that would make him different from us except perhaps in how he prayed. He prays for a nation so backslidden she didn’t even care to pray for herself. Pastor Don discusses the power of what one praying person can do among a prayerless and godless nation of hypocrites.

OLD TESTAMENT LESSONS FOR NEW TESTAMENT RENEWAL - Are there any conditions or keys to a strong prayer life? And if so, what are they? We can pray just like mighty men like Elijah because despite God's power being shown in his life, there was nothing magical or special about him that would make him different from us except perhaps in how he prayed. He prays for a nation so backslidden she didn’t even care to pray for herself. Pastor Don discusses the power of what one praying person can do among a prayerless and godless nation of hypocrites.