How good is 'good enough'? If you could be 'good enough,' then why did Jesus have to die? Today we are reminded of the basic message of the cross: Sinners need a Savior. One of two responses to the cross determines our eternity.

What do YOU think of when you hear the word HEAVEN? Many of us have thoughts of golden streets & pearly gates somewhere up there. We imagine large choirs & angels surrounding the throne in worship of the Almighty. But what DOES the Bible say about this eternal destination? Glad you asked...you might be surprised at the answer.

Hell...a word that causes many to squirm and some to be skeptical. Many people believe there is no hell, that only the worst of the worst go there, or that one can be redeemed after being purged from their sins. But what does Jesus have to say about this place? Today we discover the overwhelming Scriptural evidence for this eternal destination.

Today we begin this new series and ask the question: Why do we pray, give, and go? Why did the first followers of Jesus give their lives to take the message of Jesus to others? The answer is simply this: Eternity is a Certainty.

The BOOK wasn't meant to be admired, it was meant to be obeyed. As we conclude this series we discover that it is not enough to listen to the words of Jesus. We must choose to live the words of Jesus.

Some Bible passages are just confusing, even when we read the context. Here's a good rule of thumb. Always read what is UNCLEAR in light of what IS CLEAR. Today we study how to view Scripture through Scripture.

Good interpretation considers the Author and Audience before Application. Today we answer the question, "Who is ‘you’?" as we interpret 2 well known passages in light of the inspired author and the intended audience.

How can we be certain that we are correctly interpreting the Bible? Today we begin the bitter/sweet process of retraining our minds to read the Bible based on the Author's intent and not the reader's response.

Why so many translations and which translations are trustworthy? Today we discover that translations are intended to communicate the message of Jesus in a meaningful way.

How did these multiple ancient writings by 40 authors over 1500 years on 3 continents using 3 different languages get compiled into 1 work we call the Bible? And after all these years of being copied many times, how do we know the modern Bible is not a counterfeit? Today we discover Transmission, how the New Testament was passed from one generation to the next.