We take some time to look back over 2021, including the good and the bad. As we see God's faithfulness in the past year, it is easy to believe He will be faithful in the new year, and we discuss some great things coming in the year 2022.

As we finish up our study of the book of Acts, we find Paul standing trial before King Agrippa and being shipped off to Rome to stand before Caesar.

Too often, we can see that our primary focus is not on the things of God but on the worries of man. Instead, we should spend more time praying for the issues and future of the kingdom.

We are living in this world even though we are not part of this world. Yet, we tend to try to be as much a part of this world as we can and still claim to be Christians. The Bible is clear that this is not God's plan.

We must learn to wield the Sword of the Spirit better, and specifically on ourselves first.

Guest Speaker: Steve Sink

Guest Speaker: Scott Blasingame

Because we know we can sin, does this mean we cannot know that we are saved? Absolutely not. The Bible not only teaches that we can, but that we should, be confident in our salvation.

We must learn to trust in God for our strength, and not lean on any power of our own.

Paul goes back to Jerusalem to face more persecution, arrest, and ultimately some errors in the justice system.