The context and continued relevance of Paul's words on homosexuality are a topic of much debate. This subject is not all that Paul is talking about here, however. In this message, Pastor Bob addresses homosexuality and helps us look at Paul's broader message.

We seem to be born with it--the notion of God’s existence. Perhaps this is why the Bible assumes or declares the existence of God rather than spilling ink to prove it, then continues to teach us how to respond to that reality. Certainly we could all use more knowledge of God but as for knowledge essential for accountability, we have enough. The challenge is love and obedience.

We seem to be born with it--the notion of God’s existence. Perhaps this is why the Bible assumes or declares the existence of God rather than spilling ink to prove it, then continues to teach us how to respond to that reality. Certainly we could all use more knowledge of God but as for knowledge essential for accountability, we have enough. The challenge is love and obedience.

Josiah Leuenberger kicks off the new school year with a sermon entitled "Your Ultimate Goal".

Josiah Leuenberger kicks off the new school year with a sermon entitled "Your Ultimate Goal".

Paul is in prison and the end of his life is near. In the midst of these circumstances he writes some powerful words: “For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” That is a remarkable perspective on life but not an easy one to embrace. Let’s consider together what it means to adopt that point of view and how it might transform our lives.

Paul is in prison and the end of his life is near. In the midst of these circumstances he writes some powerful words: “For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” That is a remarkable perspective on life but not an easy one to embrace. Let’s consider together what it means to adopt that point of view and how it might transform our lives.

Paul's arrest in Jerusalem began a period of imprisonment that lasted about 5 years. What can we take from Paul's view of God in this situation to help us the next time we find our life in pieces?

Paul's arrest in Jerusalem began a period of imprisonment that lasted about 5 years. What can we take from Paul's view of God in this situation to help us the next time we find our life in pieces?

This message explores several things that accompany the gospel when it comes to town (or into a person's life).