Most of us have "taken" Communion. But Paul shows that it's more than something you take, it's something you apply to everything you do. 1 Corinthians 11:17-34.

Our world is currently consumed with the fight for equality. "BLM," #metoo, and other movements are pushing the world to avoid prejudice through distinctions of color, race, and ethnicity.

But should distinctions in gender be erased like other physical distinctions? Find out why distinction in gender in thought and practice is not only biblical, but is a way to worship God. 1 Corinthians 11:2-16

It can be hard to know how to respond to difficult questions about entertainment, politics, and other life choices. Unfortunately, the Bible doesn't always have a perfect verse for every question on obedience.

But instead of becoming dominated with the debate of how Christians should live in gray areas, we must always default to the greatest commandment "Love God." Find out how. 1 Cor. 10:23-11:1

As we celebrate Independence Day, we look back on a time when America was even more divided than it is now, and listen to the words of Lincoln, "A house divided against itself cannot stand."

Societies are divided because individuals are divided. Do you worship two masters? Is your heart "half slave" and "half free?"

Stephen came in this morning to preach in full backpacking gear. Find out why. 1 Corinthians 10:1-13.

You've heard it said, "The harder you work, the greater the reward." But for most of us, it's really the opposite "the greater the reward, the harder you'll work for it." What are you working hardest for in life? And how does God fit in? 1 Cor 9:24-27

The world is overwhelmed with differences right now, so what does it mean when Paul says that Christians should "be all things to all people?" Should Christians really conform to the world? Pastor Stephen talks about how Christians can stand for truth while loving those who disagree with them. 1 Corinthians 9:19-23.

There are three big "S's" that affects everyone at some point... sex, singleness, and separation. In a world trying to convince us how to feel about each one, the Apostle Paul makes it very clear in 1 Corinthians 7:1-16

The empty grave on Sunday morning is described as a joyous occasion, but for Mary, Peter, and John, it was a morning of hurt, confusion, and panic. But that's okay. Discover why your hurt does not disqualify you from a relationship with God.

We all use euphemisms. It makes life easier and helps us avoid uncomfortable situations. But there's one euphemism Christians use that they don't even realize. Moses' account of a cosmic showdown between good and evil shows why we need to trust God enough to believe that He causes all things, and not just "allows" them.