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Braedon Kimball teaches from the Book of Philemon. This letter from the Apostle Paul shows us how to love and advocate for a brother in Christ who is in need.
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Pastor Bob Wren teaches about the Unpardonable Sin and how observing the full context can clarify this subject.
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Pastor Scott Kimball teaches from Colossians 2:16-3:4 about the heretical teachings that continue to creep into the church and distract us from living the true gospel.
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Dr. Don Trest continues his series in Romans 12. What is evil and good often is in a grey area that the believer needs to discern from the Bible and a fervent relationship in Christ.
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Pastor Bob Wren takes up the question, "Why does it seem Christianity doesn't work for many, if not most, people?" The Corinthian church had similar issues and Paul gave sound advice to correct the problem.
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Deacon Andrew Kimball teaches from 2 Peter 1-2 and covers the topic of false teachers. How do we know what to believe when we are bombarded with different viewpoints and outright lies about what God has said and what He wants from us?
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Dr. Don Trest continues to address Genuine Love in Romans 12 by looking deeper into brotherly affection and showing honor to one another.
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Dr. Don Trest teaches from Romans 12 and continues to flesh out this concept of genuine love by the Apostle Paul. Why do so many Christians struggle in this life? Is it because our perceptions of love come from the World and not from the Word?
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Dr. Don Trest teaches from Romans 12:9-13. Some Christians are criticized for not being loving, but what does genuine love look like? The Apostle Paul teaches about true love and what it means to be a loving Christian.
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Deacon Joseph Sommer teaches from Matthew and other places in scripture how Jesus used parables.
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