Whether we care to admit it or not, our experiences, our week, our family situations, our finances...all issues of life play a part in how we are able to enter into worship. God desires that we break free of the many distractions and enter into his presence. He is, after all, able to handle any situation thrown our way.

What are we passing on to the next generation?

Jesus concluded his parables of the lost objects by using a story about a lost son. This lost son willfully left his father's house in search of his own way on his own terms. He soon found out that sin has a price. But that wasn't where the story ended.

The coin was lost. It didn't know it was lost. It didn't care that it was lost. It had no idea the woman was searching for it. So it is with many in our society. They want nothing to do with God. They do not feel like they are lost. How do we reach them?

Jesus left the 99 for the 1. Will we be that passionate in reaching those who have been ostracized by culture?

We know what we should do to grow in Christ...but we don't always do it. In this special Mother's Day message, Ketura explains what it takes to not fall off the path God has set for us and how to stay spiritually healthy.

How are we to biblically and practically handle interpersonal conflict? In this message, we answer a few questions to aid us in doing just that.

Have you ever been in conflict with someone else? We all have. The Bible prescribes a proper way to work through conflict. In fact, handling conflict biblically, practically, and appropriate actually opens the door for the gospel.

Message from special guests and missionary associates to the Philippines, Doug and Kristi Allee.

Is Jesus really who he claimed to be? And if he is, what response should that bring out of me?