There will be times when we will be overwhelmed with hardship as we follow Jesus in the missions he has called us to

Sometimes the evil around us seems unstoppable.

There are times in our life where it feels like God doesn't care - even if we know better.

This is one of the most misunderstood parts of our Christian experience.

Telling people how to do their family life is a thorny issue. Today we are going to look at a some big ideas to get some guidance on this.

What is the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit? This is a serious topic.

Does Heaven sound boring to you? (The first 30 seconds of this sermon have an audio problem) This is a sermon from a couple years ago because we had to cancel church this morning.

Jesus faced some complex, charged situations. How did he handle them? What can we learn from that?

There are three types of why questions that can be asked (that I can't think of). First, the one that Jesus asked in our text last week - one that instructs the hearers. Second, the type that my children would ask when they were a toddler - they were curious and trying to figure out things. The third type of why is what we are looking at today.

What are the questions that Jesus asked? Why did he ask them? What did it feel like for the people he asked the questions of?