Though Jesus was perfect and without sin, he faced temptations. Conroy looks at five of these tests our Savior faced, and considers what we can learn from Jesus' example of victory over the enemy. Listen below:

In a previous message, Dru looked at Paul's teaching on spiritual gifts. But there are many more gifts given to the church than the handful listed in 1 Corinthians 12. Listen below to explore the variety of ways God equips his church, and consider: What gift should I be using to bless the Body?

The most basic truth for Christians is that we need Jesus. But even this is sometimes forgotten in the monotony of daily life. With Biblical examples, Conroy encourages us to renew our desire for Jesus' presence in our lives.

Speaker: Elv GraberDirect Download (Right-click link and save file) It’s easy to focus on the story of Christ’s birth, but that’s only one part. Elv takes us back to the beginning, and shares the profound story of God’s plan to redeem us, starting in Genesis. The recording breaks in just as Elv begins sharing. Keep listening … Continue reading The Beginning of the Story

Returning to Paul's letter to the church in Corinth, Dru explores his teaching on spiritual gifts. Why are they given? Where do they come from? How do we make sure everyone is using their gifts as God intended? Listen below:

We all know the story of David and Goliath, but there were many other giants that needed to be conquered in Bible times. LaMar shares about five giants David and his men overcame and makes parallels to the challenges we face in our spiritual battle.

In this reflection, Tim shares two essential arguments for our faith: One demonstrating God's existence and one showing that Jesus is truly the Son of God. While our faith doesn't rest on logic and reasoning alone, Tim explains how these tools can encourage our belief and draw us to worship God.

Conroy shares what he's been learning about Jesus' role as our high priest. As both the sacrifice and high priest, Jesus ensures that we are clean and holy. With this in mind, Conroy echoes the invitation of Hebrews: "Come boldly unto the throne of grace."

The name "Immanuel" is good news for Christians, making us think of the story of Christ's birth. But the historical setting of the original prophecies of God-With-Us was anything but cheery. Dru shares the story of Ahaz and how he failed to turn to God in his crisis. Where do you turn when in a crisis? How will we respond to the promise of Immanuel?

God's will for us is experienced most fully when we are with each other. Conroy shares about the importance of each other as we grow in Christ. Using Paul and Timothy as primary examples, he shares five things we must give and receive from each other.