Most everyone would agree that things like murder, hatred, lying and steeling are sinful. But why does the Bible make such a big deal about our desires, and even calls some of them sinful?

The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of Jesus’ most popular teachings. Typically, we read it to understand who are neighbor is, but that is not the point? What if this focus is more about who we are?

In our culture, we have boiled down following Jesus to saying a prayer. But what if there is more than that? What if there was a radical cost to following Jesus? Would you?

Jesus lived a life of mission. It consumed him, it was an obsession for him. He talked about it whenever he had the chance.

We celebrate our mothers by looking into one super fantastic aspect that makes them amazing!

How can Christians be so closed-minded to believe there is only one way to heaven? Aren’t all religions basically different paths to the same end? Perhaps this is closed minded.

Why are Christians such hypocrites? For many people today, in our culture and in our communities, the truthfulness of God

I can’t believe in a God who I don’t need. Does this thought ring true for you? It’s not that you have anything against God, or those who follow him

I can’t believe in a God who doesn’t answer my prayers. This is a huge struggle, not just for those who haven’t yet been convinced but for the believer as well.

We start a brand new sermon series called, I CAN’T BELIEVE IN A GOD WHO … where we take on the issues and objections that people