A Christ-Centered Gospel by Tim Zuck

The creation account invites us to ponder the greatness of God and the goodness of His creation.

The first verse of Genesis and of the entire Bible introduces us to both the subject and hero of the Bible. In the Biblical narrative, the hero is no mere human. The Hero of the Bible is a supernatural being without beginning or end. The most amazing reality is that God allows us to privilege to behold the Maker of heaven and earth.

In this introductory message,we assess our assumptions about the origins of life, acknowledge the assumption of Scripture, and apprehend the form and purpose of Genesis.

In a pluralistic society, such as ours, in which moral relativism reigns supreme, people question authority—they question everything including the Bible. Yet many people who dismiss the Bible have never personally read it and examined its claims. This message provides two reasons to trust the Bible. It may not change your mind but it will challenge you to doubt your doubts about the Bible.

Christian transformation requires sticking with a commitment to Scripture. Listen for the three reasons disciples of Christ should stick with Scripture based upon 2 Timothy 3:16-17.

The true test of our love for God is not measured by how well we argue a pro-life position, but how well we act on our pro-life convictions.

The Bible can be a puzzling book. If only there was something to help us put all the pieces together. There is. The secret lies within the pages of Scripture. The interpretive key lies right here in Acts 13.

Discovering the Truth in Community_1.1.17 by Tim Zuck

The lights of Christmas are seasonal, but the light of Jesus shines year round. The light of Jesus shines through the works of His followers. Here are 8 ways to let the light of Christmas shine all year round.