What's the irony of social justice? And how can we spot when justice is biblical or not?

Today as we begin the book of John, you hear some famous words that echo Genesis 1…”In the beginning.” And you won’t have to listen long to figure out that John’s talking about Jesus.

So, did Jesus have a beginning?

What we talk about less — and probably should talk about more — is Jesus’ return. In fact, Jesus’ return is part of Peter’s argument for why we should live lives full of hope. Interestingly, today you’ll hear Peter mention why Jesus hasn’t returned yet.

Jesus said he came to bring a sword and to divide father from son. Whattup with that?

The Israelites have blown it over and over, so why does God keep them around? For the same reason He pursues you -- which might be a little suprising.

You're saved, now what? This.

What is God's will for your life? How does the verse "I know the plans I have for you" fit in?

If God's a god of order, what happens when we're counter to that?

Do you ever wonder "is this verse for me?" Today we touch on this lightly.

Spoiler alert: YOU are the church. Now what might that mean?