The greatest danger to the spread of Christianity often comes from the lifestyle of individual Christians. This passage highlights 2 areas where that tends to happen...

Living in a sexually saturated world, God's challenge to live a life of holiness is not simple. However there are key strategies to employ and Paul unpacks four of them.

In times of chaos the greatest comfort comes from people and prayer. This installment in our 1 Thessalonians series is full of helpful reminders about both!

In times of suffering we all tend to grab for responses we think will help...but often they don't. These verses highlight three tools for times of trouble that will always help.

We all have reasons for the things we do, but often we don't pause long enough to evaluate whether those are really the best reasons. Paul's description of his motivation gives a good checklist against which to compare our own.

The story of spiritual change in the Thessalonians spread far and wide....drawing others to faith in Jesus. It makes one wonder: What was so believable about these folk's stories that it attracted others to Jesus? And...are the same things true of...

Pastor Curtis wraps up our Christmas focus with a look into Matthew 2:1-12.

The mostly overlooked ending of the horrendous nature of sin, but also the gift provided through the Savior who was born for you!

Long lives still come to certain endings and being prepared for that may be the most important thing to do in the time you have left. Jacob models critical choices for dying well.

For a long time Jacob endured an unimaginable heartache, but God had been at work even in that dark season. The far side brings to light some lessons we all need to learn.