Even the most faithful believer in Christ needs reassurance. Paul’s letter to the Ephesians strongly reaffirms our identity and purpose in Christ.

In answer to the question, “How can Christians understand and respond to other religions?” we’ll see what the Bible has to say about the distinct claims of the gospel message.

There is a way the Lord wants us to respond to life circumstances, especially hard ones. His will is that we allow our responses to be overtaken by rejoicing, prayer, and thanksgiving.

Brian responds to the question: "What does the Bible have to say about handling conflict and dealing with anger?"

Getting started on this "by request" sermon series, we take on the questions of what baptism and church membership mean and why they matter.

We extend unlimited forgiveness toward others because it is the reflection of a right relationship with our Heavenly Father.

We can never get too much of God's free gifts of grace and mercy.

The Bible teaches that each life is sacred and in God’s hand. God is a life-giver. This message is timely in light of California's SB 128 "End of Life" Bill.

Pentecost, which is the Jewish holiday of Shavuot or the Feast of Weeks, teaches us about our Christian journey: where God has brought us, where we are right now, and our future hope in Christ.

We have reasons for Christian hope because of Christ Jesus.