What you think would be a response of joy and praise from Jonah is no more than the subject of reflection upon God - as if showing mercy were an imperfection of the Divine nature.

A historical case for the person and resurrection of Jesus Christ begins with the validity of miracles and their relevance to Jesus life and ministry - most importantly, the miracle of his resurrection.

A historical case for the person and resurrection of Jesus Christ begins with the validity of miracles and their relevance to Jesus life and ministry - most importantly, the miracle of his resurrection.

Do feelings of happiness, the gratification of the senses, or opportunities to experience recreation, relaxation, and amusement govern your actual decision-making? Perhaps the greatest difficulty or obstacle to the Christian faith and qualitative growth as a person in this “sensate culture” is the problem of pleasure. All too often we are intoxicated by pleasure. Unfortunately, certain pleasures can lead us to places we never thought we would go and change us and those we love we hold dear in the most unexpected ways. Yet the Bible is clear that certain pleasures are designed by God to be enjoyed. In this lecture, we will explore the various facets of pleasure and try to come to terms with the perils, problems, and promises of and longings for pleasure.

Do feelings of happiness, the gratification of the senses, or opportunities to experience recreation, relaxation, and amusement govern your actual decision-making? Perhaps the greatest difficulty or obstacle to the Christian faith and qualitative growth as a person in this “sensate culture” is the problem of pleasure. All too often we are intoxicated by pleasure. Unfortunately, certain pleasures can lead us to places we never thought we would go and change us and those we love we hold dear in the most unexpected ways. Yet the Bible is clear that certain pleasures are designed by God to be enjoyed. In this lecture, we will explore the various facets of pleasure and try to come to terms with the perils, problems, and promises of and longings for pleasure.

Through the transforming power of the gospel a radical change takes place in the life of a believer. One way this is evident is in the dynamic change in our hope for the future, our anticipation of what's to come. Prior to placing our faith in Christ, all of our hopes and all of our dreams were tied to that which is temporal. But now as Christ followers, we await our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, and this dramatically changes how we live.

A detailed look at the essential doctrine of the church - the fall and radical corruption of man.

What you think would be a response of joy from Jonah is no more than the subject of reflection upon God - as if showing mercy were an imperfection of the Divine nature.

One of the most difficult obstacles to belief in God is the reality and persistence of evil. People every day are impacted by evil and suffering in so many ways. In this message, Dr. Paul Shockley explores the various responses people have to the evil they observe "out there" and the propensity for evil within. But we also consider various ways we can respond to the mysteries of moral evil, pointless evil, and natural evil as Christians who believe that God is all-loving, all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good.

One of the most difficult obstacles to belief in God is the reality and persistence of evil. People every day are impacted by evil and suffering in so many ways. In this message, Dr. Paul Shockley explores the various responses people have to the evil they observe "out there" and the propensity for evil within. But we also consider various ways we can respond to the mysteries of moral evil, pointless evil, and natural evil as Christians who believe that God is all-loving, all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good.