To understand the story of the Bible, we have to know where it all begins. And God gives us this introduction to Himself in Genesis 1:1.

The Bible tells one amazing story. Its important for us as believers to know who the Bible is about and the plot and the end of the story.

Communion isn't supposed to be something we take as some spiritual ritual, but there is a powerful expression of worship behind it.

Every fictional story has an underlying story that points to the greatest story ever told. And at Christmas time, we have deep longings and desires that only God can fill. And the Christmas story celebrates God sending His Son into the world to save us.

God is a God who keeps His promises. And the promise of the Christmas story actually begins in Genesis 3:15.

Nothing in the Bible is there by mistake. Everything has a purpose and a lesson for us. In Paul's final words to Titus, we see a summary of what we are called to be in our city, in the church, and in our world.

If we want to set straight what is crooked, we must have the correct starting point - which is the message of Salvation - the gospel.