Continuing our series on "Things That Do Not Change", Ray Carter looks at the eighth commandment "Thou Shalt Not Steal" in Exodus 20:15. What are some of the hidden ways we become thieves and what is the key to being good stewards of all we possess?

Continuing our series on "Things That Do Not Change", Ray Carter examines of "The Sacredness of Human Life". What does it mean that human life is sacred? How does this truth apply to questions regarding issues like capital punishment and abortion?

Continuing our series on "Things That Do Not Change", Ray Carter looks at Exodus 20:12 and Proverbs 23:12-16 to consider the "Meaning and Importance of Family". What does the Bible say a family is? How is a family suppose to work?

Ray Carter continues our series on "Things That Do Not Change". Ray looks at Ex. 20:7 and Matthew 7:15-23 to consider "What It Means to Honor God's Name".

Ray Carter leads as we begin a new series on "Things That Do Not Change." In a trembling world, there's an immutable, unchanging, complete God – and Truth that flows from his character – around which I can order and reorder my life.

Ray Carter leads our final session of 2019. Ray examines David's charge to Solomon 1 Kings 2:1-12, considering three types of gifts we can give to our own children and others who matter to us.

Joel shares from real-life experiences of a Muslim convert to Christianity in Africa. How does this relate to us in Chicago? We too should expect God to be at work in our world. The Fellowship provides a unique context for discerning that work.

Shifting our focus to the Thanksgiving and Christmas Season, Ray Carter shares thoughts on the importance of gratitude. Exploring various scripture passages, Ray challenges us to consider how we are expressing gratitude with both our lips and our lives.

Gracious, positive words have tremendous power; why do we so often leave them unspoken? Ray Carter continues our series on "Defining Words", looking at Proverbs 16:24 and the importance and power of Positive Words.

Continuing our series on "Defining Words," Joel Hamernick examines the concept of virtue, considering various ideals of virtue. Joel guides us toward the distinctive scriptural concept of virtue – anchored in the character and love of God.