Peter Kraft writes, “Of all the doctrines of Christianity, Hell is probably the most difficult to defend, the most burdensome to believe and the first to be abandoned.” Coming face to face with these passages on hell and asking these questions is a heart wrenching process. When it comes to hell, we can't afford to be wrong or ignorant. We need the truth.

Many doubt God's existence because they doubt the legitimacy of the Bible. They have doubts about its accuracy, its trustworthiness and its truthfulness. They see the Bible as outdated, irrelevant and mythological. This message responds to some of the main questions surrounding the legitimacy of the Bible.

Is Jesus Christ alone the only means that connects all mankind back to God? No one wants to be labeled a "narrow minded bigot," judgmental or exclusive. Our culture continues to drive us towards inclusiveness. Should Christians adopt this cultural mindset or is Jesus God's only answer for the world?

Where was God during the Las Vegas mass shooting? If He is all-powerful, why didn't He stop the hurricanes of South Texas and Puerto Rico? Many believe the most serious challenge to theism was, and is, and will continue to be the problem of evil and suffering. This message looks to the Bible to answer the question, why is there evil and suffering in the world?

Is faith and science at odds or do they compliment each other? The Bible teaches that science was created by God. The more you study God from a scientific perspective - the more real He becomes.

The 23rd Psalm is the most popular, most read and most memorized Psalm. It continues to be a Psalm of hope and comfort in our darkest hours.

What ushers grace from God is CONFESSION. Psalm 51 is a confession from King David to God for adultery and murder. This Psalm will highlight 5 truths about God's grace.

Psalm 15 asks the question of all questions... Who has the right to live in your presence God?

Guest Speaker, Rodger Wright, shares lessons learned from the wilderness from Psalm 63.

Psalm 122 dives into the most important topic the human mind could ever consider - WORSHIP. If you are not worshiping God you are worshiping something else. Our worship of God is meant to be the thing that shapes and directs everything we do in life.