James 1:19-27 teaches us how to accept the Word, apply the Word, and act on the Word.Support the show

James 1:13-18 lays out the steps to winning over temptation: Expect it, analyze it, and reject it.Support the show

James 1:1-12 provides the keys to unlocking the power to face our difficulties with joy, as we reflect on the purpose of trials and learn to trust in the Lord in the midst of them.Support the show

The Bible repeatedly indicates a strong connection between the resurrection of Jesus Christ and our personal holiness, and that both of these realities are expressed simultaneously in baptism.Support the show

1 Corinthians 1:20-25 points to two false perceptions of the cross, and contrasts those with the magnificent spiritual truth.Support the show

What is meant by worship? What are its ingredients? What is the purpose of worship? And how can we make our worship more effective?Support the show

Pastor Curt Bidwell, preaching from Psalm 46, draws out three Biblical truths about God's power in stressful times, and three declarations believers can make against stress.Support the show

Starting in Acts 4:33, Pastor Curt Bidwell outlines the great purpose, great preaching, great power, great persecution, people, praise, and promise with which the early church was blessed.Support the show

An overview of the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus and their significance to our faith.Support the show

From Psalm 1, Curt Bidwell outlines the character of the person that God blesses, and the person God judges, and points out that all of us must choose either of the two - and only two- ways available: that of the righteous, or of the wicked.Support the show