There is nothing more important in this life than making sure that you receive eternal life. What does the Bible say about the status of our salvation. In the final message of this series from 1 John, Pastor Dan Brenton looks at 1 John 5:6-13 and what it tells us.

There is a lot to be worried about in this world. Friends, family, children, money, marriage, work. We are an emotional mixed bag of worry, dread, fear and, sometimes, unbelief. Life is uncertain. It's frail.

Join Pastor Jeff McKearney in the second part of this series as he looks at Philippians 4:4-7 and how it contains a staggering promise that God gives to us for dealing with stress and unbelief.

Pastor Dan Brenton continues this series in 1 John with a look at chapter 5:1-2. This world lives in a constant state of fear about whether we are living up to a certain standard. But God doesn't want us to be controlled by fear. Rather, He wants us to be motivated by our love to move toward God.

There isn't a sin that we commit as Christians that is as serious as worry. Why? Because excessive worry shows a lack of faith in God, who runs the universe.

In the first part of a two-message series, Pastor Jeff McKearney teaches from Philippians 4:4-7. Looking into God's word, we see that anxiety is a battle that we don't have to wage alone. We serve a God who carries our burdens.

Fear is deal-breaker in our culture. That's why God continually tells us in the Bible to not fear. In 1 John 4 we read that perfect love casts out fear.

Pastor Dan Brenton, continuing in this series from 1 John, looks at how sin undermines every relationship we've been in and ultimately wants to destroy us. But God has provided a way for us, through the cross, to overcome every way that sin wants to harm us.

We live in a culture that minimizes sin. No amount of wishful thinking will repair the damage that's been done by sin. The hole has to be sealed and we can't do it by ourselves.

Pastor Dan Brenton continues a series in 1 John, this time looking at Chapter 4 and verses 10-16. There we see that our desires give evidence for where our love lies.

In this continuation of a series in 1 John, Pastor Dan Brenton looks at Chapter 4:7-11. We see what it means to love not only one another but God. 

The more we understand rightly who God is, the more we will be able to love like he wants us to.

Our tongues have a way of tripping us up. Who among us hasn't said something that we've later regretted? But our words have a way of showing what's inside us.

In this series in 1 John, Pastor Dan Brenton looks at the passage from 1 John 3:23-4:6. In it, we see that the Holy Spirit confirms that we are authentic believers by what we say. And by being teachable, it shows that we are in step with the Holy Spirit.

Dan Brenton: From the series "The Protection of Right Beliefs"

Daniel Longmore: Message from Deuteronomy 4:1-4