Both Jesus and the Enemy stand at the door. The devil waits behind it, waiting like a lion to devour you, but Jesus waits and knocks - if you let him in, it changes everything! Join us as we close out our series on Cain and Abel.

Anger rarely stay with the person it originates with - it gets passed along easier than we'd like it to. Join us as we continue speaking on anger in the Cain and Abel story.

There are a lot of angry people in our world today. Somebody is angry about something, all the time. Is anger ever righteous? Where does anger come from? Where does our OWN anger ever come from? Join us today as we discuss Cain and Abel, and the all important question that God asked him... "Why are you so angry?"

Cain and Abel both brought offerings to God, but God accepted Abel's and rejected Cain's. Is it even possible to worship God inappropriately? Can we worship God with bad motives? Join us as we talk about worshiping God in spirit and in truth today!

The story of Cain and Abel is playing itself out today. The name Abel means "breath" or "vapor." When we let hatred and anger drive us, we lose perspective - that life is but a vapor. Join us today as we discuss!

James, in the New Testament, specifically points to Job, in the Old Testament, as a prime example for patience. Join us as we take a look at the incredible tale of Job, and how, even in the midst of the worst things the Enemy can throw at us, we have a Savior who declares us victorious!

James tells us that, in our patience, we are to "remember the Prophets." Join us as we take a look at the longsuffering of the prophets of the Old Testament.

Patience, we're told, is a virtue. James says that patience is integral to the life of a believer, but we're not always the best at that, are we? Join us as Kevin leads us with a message about patience

The Bible says "The prayer of a righteous man is very effective." But who among us can be considered righteous? Does that mean God doesn't hear ANY of our prayers? Let's discuss what that means.

James tells us how and when to pray for the sick. What does that look like for us, today?