Why can Christianity claim to be the truth when so many other religions claim they are the truth? What does Christianity have to offer that leads us to say this is the true religion? With all the competing the theories out there, why would a new believe need to land on Christianity? Tune in to this study and discover the answers to these questions and much more.

Do you know what the 12 agreed upon facts are that all scholars agree upon about the Resurrection are? Do we have testimony from multiple eyewitnesses about Jesus and are the eyewitnesses trustworthy? In this study Pastor answers these questions and many more which support the reliability of the New Testament.

Why is this study important? Because it's about the Bible. The mandate for our lives as we hear from God. Part 1 of this study focuses on 2 questions: Do we have accurate copies of the original documents that were written down in the first century; and, Do those documents speak truth.

This study is the second part of our Cosmology study and Pastor Bill discusses the two best explanations for the evidence in this teaching and point back to the story of Genesis.

In this study, it's all about the science of the origin and development of the universe and how it testifies to the  necessity of God.

Pastor Bill begins this new series in the book of Genesis. God is designing and creating in ways that are telling stories that are far more than the creation story. Check out this week’s study and find out how.

In our last study, we learned about the letter Paul sent to Rome in preparation to receive the Gospel. As our study continues, listen how Paul tell us to avoid heresies, not doctrine as it serves as the guideposts that exposes heresy.

Paul concludes his thoughts from Chapter 14 in this study where he speaks to the strong and weak, and how the strong are commanded to bear the burdens of the weak.

The early church was made up of many nationalities and walks of life. Paul saw how some were stronger in their faith and addresses them on how to deal with those who have a weaker faith.