We survey and respond to key objections to the resurrection of Jesus as we consider why the resurrection means so much to Christians.

Jesus highlights two critical commands for his disciples- avoid hypocrisy and fear no one but God.

Peter concludes his section on Christian conduct with commands for how Christians care for each other and how we are to regard our enemies.

We begin a teaching series on Just War Theory to help us better understand how Christians should engage in the issue of war.

Having gone after the Pharisees, Jesus sets his sights on the lawyers and the harm they have caused by obscuring the word of God.

Paul closes out his section on Christian conduct by addressing wives and husbands.

Peter continues his teaching on how Christians should live in a world that is hostile to the faith.

Jesus is invited to dinner and proceeds to rebuke his host. In his rebuke we find a warning for the church today.

Jesus teaches us to be clear about what matters most in this life and the next.

Peter instructs the church as to how we are to live as Christians.