In week eight of the Questioning God series, Daniel Houck addresses the question, “Why did Jesus need to die?” Many skeptics believe that God would have to be a monster to require his innocent Son to die. Yet in this sermon, we see that Jesus Christ and his Father used the cross to undo what Adam did, fulfilling God’s original intentions for humanity.

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In week six of the Questioning God series, addressing tough questions for the Christian faith, Daniel Houck argues that evolutionary theory does not disprove Christianity. If mainstream evolutionary theory is true, Christianity is still true. The Bible gives a theological account of human origins, rather than a scientific one. 

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In week four of the Questioning God series, addressing tough questions for the Christian faith, Daniel Houck discusses the problem of how to view other religions from a Christian perspective. Christianity is the one true religion, because Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the life. At the same time, there is partial truth and goodness in non-Christians, because Christ has created them in his image.

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In week one of a new series addressing tough questions for the Christian faith, Daniel Houck responds to two of the toughest objections concerning God’s existence. It seems there is no evidence that God exists, and it seems that if there is a God, he wouldn’t allow evil. 

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In this sermon on Mark 16:1–8, Daniel Houck preaches on what is probably the real ending of Mark, which surprisingly ends on a note of terror. Why would Mark end his gospel in that way? What does it show us about the power of God over death?

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In Ephesians 5:21–6:9, Paul offers a household code, which presents some challenging teachings. Daniel Houck puts this code in its historical context, and applies it to the church today. 

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In this sermon on Ephesians 5:15–20, Daniel Houck discusses Pauls’ teaching on wise living. 

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Daniel Houck discusses Paul’s instructions in Ephesians 4:25–5:2, which include specific ways we are to put off the old man and put on the new man. The old man lies, the new man tells the truth. The old man is angry for revenge, the new man is zealous for justice & mercy. The old man steals, the new man works hard, in order to give to others. The old man tears people down with negative speech, the new man builds people up with edifying speech. The old man is malicious, the new man is forgiving. 

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In this sermon on Ephesians 4:17–24, Daniel Houck discusses Paul’s teaching on the new self, and the importance of not falling back into the lifestyle we lived before we put on Christ.

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In this sermon on Ephesians 4:1–16, Daniel Houck discusses the importance of the church as the location of spiritual growth. Jesus Christ created the church for Christians to grow spiritually in community. 

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