The parable of the prodigal son is one of the most commonly known in the Bible, but we find a peculiar character in the text that is often overlooked. Who is the citizen of the far country that is mentioned in verse 15-- Pastor Evans answers who this unusual person is, found in Luke 15.

The Apostle Paul is given the opportunity to present the gospel to King Agrippa. Once the message is given, it is up to Agrippa to make a decision with what he is given. We all are given the same choice; what will we do with Jesus Christ?

The Apostle Paul is given the opportunity to present the gospel to King Agrippa. Once the message is given, it is up to Agrippa to make a decision with what he is given. We all are given the same choice; what will we do with Jesus Christ?

Are you content in living "good enough?" God is calling us to cross over Jordan into the land of "God enough."

In John 16, Jesus tells us that the Holy Spirit will teach us about sin, righteousness, and of judgment.

In the book of Acts, God promised the church power, and "great power." God gave us power through the completed work on Calvary, followed by the comforter given to the saints. We are not powerless, we have the Holy Spirit!

What seemed like a curse to the Egyptians, was a blessing to the people of God. God used the plagues to deliver the Israelites, and a major part of this deliverance came through frogs.

Are you a prisoner of war, or a person of worship?

The Church at Thessalonica is considered one of the 3 model churches mentioned in the New Testament. They had no rebuke given to them by the Apostle Paul. Pastor Evans dives into the history of this unique church.

Through 2 Samuel 17, and the life of Absalom, we learn the difference between a prince and a king.