Jesus calls us to worship God the Father in Spirit and in truth, but in this age of denominational variety, what does that look like?

Accountability is a "dirty word" in most churches. But do we realize that when we treat accountability like something that is undesirable we do so to our own demise.

God uses suffering in the Christian life to make us look more like Jesus and testify to the world that God is real.

The second benefit of faith in Jesus Christ for the believer is that they have access to God’s gracious presence.

Does suffering mean that I am out of the will of God? Not necessarily.

One ancient theologian said, "Our hearts are restless until they find their rest in God." He was referring to the fact that we were made to have peace WITH God. Yet it so often escapes us. Why?

As we have seen with other biblical figures, Paul was no stranger to depression, even to the point of longing for death to relieve his suffering (2 Corinthians 1:8). But where he experienced these things, he found comfort. 2 Corinthians 1 shows us how.

Join us today at Agape as we hear the testimony of Scottsboro native and pastor Kris Dolberry.

Is the Christian faith irrational or do we actually have a rational foundation for believing in God?

Truth Anchor #2: Even though I haven't realized it, God has prepared me to stand firm in this trial