In this week's message, we look at how best to respond to the claim that the gospel can't be true because Christians are just judgmental hypocrites.

While our culture may be confused about homosexuality, the Bible both explains how God feels about homosexuality and reminds us that the gospel has the power to redeem.

As Christians, we address the issue of abortion in an honest, rational, and civil way by embracing the scientific evidence, the biblical evidence, our civic wisdom, and our call to discipleship.

In a world full of suffering, the Scriptures remind us that although the world is wicked, and Satan and sin are the source, God is always greater, and He is always present with us.

When Jesus claimed to be God, He was either lying, a loon, or He was telling the truth. As Christians, we can look to the historical reality of Christ's resurrection as the basis for our belief that He was telling the truth.

In this message, we address whether or not we can trust the Bible as God's inspired, infallible, sufficient Word.

As we think about how to engage our culture on the question of how the Bible speaks to evolution, we can look to Genesis 1 and see God's presence, power, and purpose for everything He created.

As Christians, we can look to arguments from cosmology, ontology, morality, and personal experience that give us good reasons to believe that God exists.

Enjoy this introduction to an eleven-week series designed to equip us with biblical answers to common questions about what Christians believe.

In this message, our pastoral team shares updates on where we are and where we're going as a faith family at FLBC.