What three tests are applied to ancient documents to reveal whether they are reliable? How are these tests applied to the Bible? How does the Bible stand in the light of the three tests? Listen as Pastor Steve addresses the internal, external, and the bibliographic test.

What three tests are applied to ancient documents to reveal whether they are reliable? How are these tests applied to the Bible? How does the Bible stand in the light of the three tests? Listen as Pastor Steve addresses the internal, external, and the bibliographic test.

Are you teaching your kids to study the Bible? Learn how today as Pastor Steve talks about the "how to's" of Bible Study.

How important is it to memorize Scripture? Scripture memory is for everyone not just our kids. Join Pastor Steve as he show you how this is done.

Do you teach your kids Scripture memory? Scripture memory is so important whether your a child or adult. It is essential to hide Scripture in your heart. Join Pastor Steve as he shows you how's it done from Psalm 119:9-11.

Are you engaged in it? Everyday? Most of the time or not at all? Why is Scripture memory and meditation so important? Listen as Pastor Steve gives the reasons and the process for this spiritual discipline.

If you hear a sermon, do you automatically do what you hear? If not, then you are only a hearer of the Word and not a doer. Listen as Pastor Steve gives the difference between those who hear only and those who hear and do.

If you hear a sermon, do you automatically do what you hear? If not, then you are only a hearer of the Word and not a doer. Listen as Pastor Steve gives the difference between those who hear only and those who hear and do.

How important is God's will in our plans? Listen as Pastor Steve shows the dangers and temptations associated with the itinerant merchant in James 4:13-17.

As we make plans for this year, is God's will included? James gives us some hefty warnings about "self-confident planning" that leaves God out. Find us today as Pastor Steve preaches "Biblical Planning" at our 2009 Annual Meeting.