An in-depth study of 2 Chronicles 35-36.

A Christian’s conduct and speech have a direct impact on non-believers who are watching and listening. How well do we reflect Christ? How much does our witness draw people to Jesus? In today’s teaching, Pastor Gary highlights some of Paul’s closing remarks to the church in Colosse that challenge us about how to witness to non-believers.

An in-depth study of 2 Chronicles 34.

Slavery has unfortunately been common in many civilizations, including the Roman Empire during the first century A.D. But Paul gave instructions to both slaves and masters, elevating “bondservants” to equal status within the body of Christ. Then he used the same term “bondservant” to describe himself in his relationship with Jesus. The Bible encourages all of us to understand what it means to live a surrendered life to Jesus, our Master. Join Pastor Gary as he shares the historical and practical application of what it means to be a “bondservant of Jesus Christ.”

An in-depth study of 2 Chronicles 33:1-34:7.

Marriage was ordained by God between one man and one woman. But if God ordained marriage, why does it seem so difficult at times? In today's teaching, Pastor Gary offers two primary reasons for that and gives an overview of God’s view on marriage and divorce. Marriage is a beautiful union, ordained by God, but not without its challenges and heartache. Join today’s teaching for an encouraging and challenging message.

An in-depth study of 2 Chronicles 31:4-32:33

One of the most commonly asked questions is, “What is God’s will for my life?” In today’s study, Pastor Gary shares four principles for discerning God’s will. If you are facing a major challenge for which you need God’s wisdom and direction, this teaching is for you!

The Helms Triplets went from ordinary teens to nearly 1 million Instagram followers by boldly sharing Jesus online. Pastor Gary sits down with them to hear how it started, what it’s really like, and how God is using social media to reach their generation.

Although we exist on the horizontal (earth), the Bible encourages us to have our minds set on the vertical (heaven). Believers in Jesus are called to have an eternal perspective: to “put off” the old, sinful ways and to “put on” the new, godly traits of Christ. Among all the godly traits Paul tells us to “put on,” there is one trait that we are told to do as Christ has done for us. Pastor Gary shares about this one trait—among the other lessons of Colossians 3—in today’s study titled, “Vertical Living in a Horizontal World.”