The world has a lot to say about sobriety, especially in the realm of addiction. But, what does the bible say about sobriety? Quite a bit actually! In this lesson, we examine the biblical call to spiritual sobriety and what that means for each of us in our walk with God. 

What is the Eucharist? Do we believe in transubstantiation like the Catholics or Consubstantiation like the Lutherans? What does communion mean to us at ANPC? Does the bible teach a robust theology of the meal of remembrance? Here, Pastor discusses an in-depth theology that is sure to make the communion service you participate in so much more powerful once you understand its significance. 

Why did Caleb want the mountain so badly? What drove an 80+ year-old man to demand the mountain he had desired before having to wander in the wilderness for 40 years? In this devotion, Pastor looks to answer this question. 

This lesson looks at the home, the heartbeat of the church community. What does God expect from us when it comes to our home? Sadly, too many serve God in the church while neglecting him (and our duties) in the home. This is a sobering lesson that calls us to a high benchmark of expectation in our homes. 

Here we look at the traits of disciples and the areas in which we are commanded to grow. Instead of a tiered 1-4 paradigm of priority, growth is expected to overlap every aspect of life (God, Family, World, Church). 

In this lesson, we look to the Bible for an understanding of the call to holiness and separation. Separation is becoming an obsolete lesson in the Christian culture, but the Bible mandates that we are separate from the world He called us out from without engaging in isolation. 

In this lesson, we examine spiritual growth from a biblical perspective. What areas does God expect us to grow when we receive the Baptism of the Spirit? Some misguided perspectives are addressed in this lesson as we are challenged to go deeper with God. 

In this lesson, we look at what it means to become a disciple. Contrary to the teaching of many in the Christian community, becoming a disciple is a serious commitment that features obedience to the Word of God and giving ourselves 100% to the things of the kingdom. This lesson will challenge you, but it is entirely what the Bible commands. 

In this lesson, we examine the idea of "once saved, always saved" and look at salvation through the lens of scripture and not tradition. Here, the three tenses of salvation will be examined.