Temptation plays on our normal desires to lure us somewhere that will steal our life away. But God is a very present help in these trials of our faith.

Unforgiveness poisons our relationships and separates us from God, but Jesus won't let us skip over our part in the forgiveness of all.

Instead of relying on God, a habit of self-sufficiency could rob us of experiencing God’s daily presence and provision.

Guest Jerry Praetzel from Youth With A Mission shares stories from his walk with the Holy Spirit and a testimony of the power of forgiveness.

Part 2. To see the culture of heaven permeate the cultures of earth, Paul would encourage the early church to reorder their lives around a shared example of something they had witnessed.

Part 1. God is shaping us to be compelling witnesses to the truth of His kingdom and the power of our personal testimony. The end result is that things are different on because we were there.

Our world is starving for a good and just ruler: someone who will come and put things in some kind of order where love and justice reign. Whether we are believers or not, this desire is actually a reflection of God in us. The problem is that we simply do not have the wisdom or power to make this happen on our own.

The God who calls us to trust, follow, and obey Him, first describes His own character to us. The enemies of God are always attempting to slander His name, which is why we always make it a practice to sing and confess who He says He is. It's for our sake - not His.

Our relationship with our earthly father has been a primary factor in shaping who we are, oftentimes without us even knowing it until much later in life. It also affects how we view and respond to God.

A series on The Lord’s Prayer found in Matthew 6:5-8. It’s only around 53 words long, but it contains Jesus’ manifesto on how to live in a broken world. His intent was not to produce arrogant theologians, but loving practitioners.