Let’s face it, Christians have a nasty reputation for being judgemental. In response, it has become common for Christians who do not want to embody that attitude to say, “It’s not my place to judge.” But is that true? What does Jesus have to say about it? In this message, we will talk about the role of the Christian in making judgments about sin and how to approach it in a Christ-like way.

Maybe you’ve heard before that money is the root of all evil. Is that true? Is money an evil force looking to create chaos in our lives? How should we think about money and how it affects us. In this message, we will talk about the passage that phrase is taken from so we can understand how God wants us to deal with wealth.

As we celebrate the birth of our nation, it’s more important than ever for Christians to understand how to think about our society. In this message, we talk about the common phrase “America Needs To Turn Back To God” and a typical verse that accompanies it. Is this the solution that will fix the issues in our nation?

Some who grew up in church may remember an older member yelling, “Don’t run in God’s house!” But is the church building really God’s house? Is that true? In this message, we discuss God’s presence, how He is with us, and how we should think about His “house”.

Christians say that children are a blessing from the Lord, but frankly, it doesn’t always feel that way! On this Father’s Day, we look at whether the Bible says that, and if so, how are we supposed to think about this blessing.

Does God really have a plan for your life? Sometimes this idea is very confusing because if He does, we surely don’t want to miss it! In this message, we will talk about whether or not that statement is true. And if it is, how do we stay on track with that plan?

Does Jesus actually love the little children, all the children of the world? Red? Yellow? Black? White? Are they precious in His sight? In times of great racial tension, it is important for the church to answer this question.

Does the Bible say that God will never give us more than we can handle? Is that true? False? True-ish? That idea is based on a verse that Paul wrote to the Corinthian church. Is that what he meant to communicate? In this message, we will find out!

Does everything really happen for a reason? Is that true? Is God working a plan and causing everything to happen as He wills? Or is there something else going on? In this message, we look at whether that statement is true, false, or true-ish.

The world is full of information and opinions. With so much access to ideas, it can become very confusing what is true and what is not. In this message, we will set the stage for our new teaching series by talking about how we can filter through the noise and figure out how to accept and communicate what is actually true and helpful.