When we received a warning it is an indication that we are in danger of that which we are warned about.  Warnings in the Bible are no different.  In 1 Corinthians 5 Paul gives a warning to the Corithian church.  Although this warning was given around 2000 years ago, it is as if it could be a warning given to us as a church in 2019 in America.  In fact, this warning is just as applicable today as the day it was given.  We would do well for ourselves if we take this warning to heart and heed it.  Listen in and receive this warning as we seek to follow God in our current culture.

How important is obedience to God?  How does He look at such things?  We could speculate and share our opinions on such things but the best thing we can do is look to the Bible for answers.  In this message we look at the life of Saul in the Old Testament to learn valuable lessons about obeying God at all times.  Listen in to be encouraged in walking out life in such a way that God is pleased.

It is way too easy to look at someone else and think that what they seem to be so good at just comes naturally or is easy for them.  We often think the same things about someone who has stong walk with God and strong faith.  The reality is that strong relationship with God and strong faith come through a process.  In this message we will take a look at some key doctrines of the Christian faith iin an effort to better understand them and better apply them in our lives so that we will grow stronger in our faith and relationship with God.  Listen in and be encouraged.

Have you ever wondered why we have church?  How about all the things we do at church?  Too often as churches we cling to our traditions to the point where we defend them as God ordained.  In this message we look at the first few chapters of Acts to see some principles of church.  Listen in and be challenged with the question of why we do what we do and what does God have to say about chruch.

Have you ever encountered and obstacle that threatened to keep you from accomplishing an important goal or dream?  Too many obstacles and we can be overwhelmed and even give up dreaming or believing that we will ever accomplish anything worthwhile.  There is good news.  God saw that this would be the case and gave us valuable advice on how to overcome obstacles that stand in our way.  Listen in and be encouraged and challenge to overcome the obstacles that come your way.

What would it be like to hear one of the most influential people in history's final address?  We would be drawn to such a speech looking for insights and nuggets of wisdom.  Well, we have such an address found in Deuteronomy in the Bible.  There we find recorded Moses' address to the people he had been leading for 40 years.  He was aware that his time was short and that he would not be with them much longer.  So, he speaks to them.  He imparts to them great wisdom and gives them a challenge.  This challenge is timeless in that it still is valid and applicable to us today.  Listen in and learn from the timeless challenge that Moses gives.

There are many commands, warnings, and directions given by God in the Bible.  It is easy to think that He did this for Himself.  The reality is that He gave these directions, commands, and warnings for our good.  He knows us better than we know ourselves.  He knows what our hearts long for.  He also knows how our longings and desires can be truly satisfied.  So, He went to great lengths to communicate how we can walk out life in such a way that that brings lasting satisfaction, joy, and peace.  Listen in and find our what you can do for your own good.

Moses - possibly the greatest leader in history.  Yet, he admits that the burden of the people he was leading was more than he could handle alone.  He cried out to God for help in carrying the burden of leadership and God saw fit to bring others alongside to help him.  The same is true today in our churches.  Pastors and spiritual leaders were never meant to carry the burden of the people they lead alone.  Wise leaders seek help from not only God but from other people as well.  In this message we look at these principles from Moses' perspective and what this means to our churches today.