How do Christians deal with mean people? Follow Jesus’ example and don’t fight fair.

How do we respond when we find ourselves under the authority of one who is misusing it? Join us as we listen to what Peter encouraged the early church to do in just such a situation.

Join us for a discussion of the history, context, and meaning of a well-known, and often used/misused passage of scripture, to help us better understand the marriage and family dynamic set out by Paul.

In a world that seems to oppose Christianity, how are we to respond. Peter gives us some clear (but not easy) instructions.

Rejected? Then you are in good company. God has a habit of choosing rejects. Could that be great news for you?

Is there hope of holiness in an unholy world? In a world ravaged by evil, how does one fight for holiness? Are Christians losing the battle by fighting on the wrong front?

Are hope and suffering mutually exclusive in life? When things are hard, do you ever wonder if you are doing this following Jesus thing wrong? Does it seem hard to remain hopeful? It doesn't have to be that way.

Many people witnessed Christ's sacrifice on that Good Friday, but not all had the same response. The question is "Who are you on the road of the cross?"

Guest speaker Karl Halverson from Literature and Teaching Ministries helps each of us answer that question?

Isn't Jesus a New Testament guy? What does he have to do with the Old Covenant? More than you think.

God doesn't just welcome you into his family, he engages you in the family business. But for what purpose does he do this? Why not do it without our help?