How do we navigate life when our hearts condemn us? Mike Khochay addresses the themes of conviction, condemnation, and confidence.

Paul Khochay looks at the twin ideas of love/hate found in 1 John 3:11-18. The central way someone is fully alive, according to John, is when they walk in love. Not just a vague sense of love, but when it affects the deepest part of us, namely our splanchnon. 

Sergey Kisel speaks on the idea of a Christian being a child of God and how we should live out of that reality. 

Mike Khochay looks at the idea of Antichrist and that the main tactic revolves around falsehoods and lies. John urges believers to let the anointing abide within to counteract the lies and deception. 

Sergey Kisel speaks on the big idea of "World" and how the church should understand what John means by "not loving the world."

Paul Khochay continues the series by looking at the repetitive phrases John uses in 1 John 2:12-14 and what that means for us today. 

Mike Khochay teaches on Jesus being the advocate on our behalf. 

Sergey Kisel opens up the "Knowing Love" series by introducing us to the disciple that Jesus loved. 

In a culture that pushes us to accumulate and consume, the Apostle Paul stands out like a sore thumb. His statement, "I have learned to be content in everything is just as radical now as a few thousand years ago. Paul Khochay unpacks the famous statement of the Apostle from Philippians 4:10-13.

Mike Khochay continues the Treasure Principle Series by speaking on the power of generosity. At the core, God is presented as abundantly generous and we mirror God by participating in the ongoing act of generosity.