Most of us have at least one. It’s that question that comes to mind whenever people talk about God, faith, or church – the question that you struggle to answer. For our first teaching series of the year, we’re tackling some of your toughest and most-asked questions. So join us - and bring a friend because . . . you asked for it!

This week's question was around how God can be both three and one at the same time.

Most of us have at least one. It’s that question that comes to mind whenever people talk about God, faith, or church – the question that you struggle to answer. For our first teaching series of the year, we’re tackling some of your toughest and most-asked questions. So join us - and bring a friend because . . . you asked for it!

Today we hear from guest speaker, Kevin Whitsett who is the operations coordinator at Person to Person Ministries. His message is from 1 Kings 19 entited, Ridiculous Faith.

Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus in the manger. That’s the story of Christmas, right? Yes, no doubt about it. But what if I told you that’s not the whole Christmas story? What if the story that you and I think of as “the Christmas story” is actually the climax of a story that begins in the very earliest days of human history? Join us at Christview in December as we discover that the original Christmas in Bethlehem is part of a much bigger picture of what God has done in this world, and what He’s still doing today. It’s the good news of the Gospel of Jesus, “Light in the Darkness”

Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus in the manger. That’s the story of Christmas, right? Yes, no doubt about it. But what if I told you that’s not the whole Christmas story? What if the story that you and I think of as “the Christmas story” is actually the climax of a story that begins in the very earliest days of human history? Join us at Christview in December as we discover that the original Christmas in Bethlehem is part of a much bigger picture of what God has done in this world, and what He’s still doing today. It’s the good news of the Gospel of Jesus, “Light in the Darkness”

Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus in the manger. That’s the story of Christmas, right? Yes, no doubt about it. But what if I told you that’s not the whole Christmas story? What if the story that you and I think of as “the Christmas story” is actually the climax of a story that begins in the very earliest days of human history? Join us at Christview in December as we discover that the original Christmas in Bethlehem is part of a much bigger picture of what God has done in this world, and what He’s still doing today. It’s the good news of the Gospel of Jesus, “Light in the Darkness”

We welcome founding preacher of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, Bob Russell to the stage to encourage us with his message, "Why I Love the Church."

Often our pursuit in life is a pursuit of happiness. But it does not take long before you realize that when you pursue happiness, you rarely end up with it. Happiness can be so fleeting, and it is often dependent on what happens to us. What if we stopped pursing happiness, and starting pursing righteousness. After all the core message of the Bible for you and I is, “how can we be right with God?” In his magnificent letter to the church in Rome, Paul answers that very questions. He hands us the key to understanding how we might be made right with God, how we might be set free. And when we are right with God we will find true and real happiness.

Often our pursuit in life is a pursuit of happiness. But it does not take long before you realize that when you pursue happiness, you rarely end up with it. Happiness can be so fleeting, and it is often dependent on what happens to us. What if we stopped pursing happiness, and starting pursing righteousness. After all the core message of the Bible for you and I is, “how can we be right with God?” In his magnificent letter to the church in Rome, Paul answers that very questions. He hands us the key to understanding how we might be made right with God, how we might be set free. And when we are right with God we will find true and real happiness.

Often our pursuit in life is a pursuit of happiness. But it does not take long before you realize that when you pursue happiness, you rarely end up with it. Happiness can be so fleeting, and it is often dependent on what happens to us. What if we stopped pursing happiness, and starting pursing righteousness. After all the core message of the Bible for you and I is, “how can we be right with God?” In his magnificent letter to the church in Rome, Paul answers that very questions. He hands us the key to understanding how we might be made right with God, how we might be set free. And when we are right with God we will find true and real happiness.