What place does prayer play in the biggest story ever told?

Is spiritual warfare a part of the Christian life? Or is it simply one way of looking at the Christian life as a whole?

If Jesus healed so many people 2,000 years ago, why isn't He still doing the same today? How does understanding our place in the big story of the Bible help us answer this question?

Words are powerful. Especially in marriage. This workshop is all about communication.

If we are not under the law, does God still expect us to be righteous? And how?

In this one, we consider sex in marriage. What is it, really, and what is it for? And what do our answers to these questions mean for both the unmarried and the married?

How do Christians relate to the law of Moses?

In the New Covenant, God is growing His people as they experience the new birth, not just physical birth. What does this mean for our understanding of family?

The Bible is a marriage story, in more ways than we might think.

In the New Covenant, God is growing His people mainly through the new birth, not just physical birth. What does this mean for our understanding of singleness?