In this episode, we are going to explore the meaning of being crucified with Christ. Jesus' death and resurrection provided us a way to be reconciled with God, offering us new life. As believers, we acknowledging that our old self has been crucified with Him and we are now alive in Christ.

This episode explores what it truly means to experience freedom in Christ. Being free in Christ is not a one-time event but a lifelong journey. It's a daily choice to surrender ourselves to Him, allowing His love and grace to transform us. So, let us walk confidently in the freedom He offers, loving others, serving with joy, and embracing the abundant life He has promised.

In this episode, God has given us the tools to defend and fight the evil one who wants to disrupt and sabatoge your relationships. This is the final episode of Ephesians. Join us as we dive into Ephesians 6:10-20.

On this episode, Paul challenges the men to love their wives and family like Christ loves his people. Join us as we explore Ephesians 5:20-6:9.

On this episode, Tommy concludes Your Guide Through the Parables with the point: Be Ready For Jesus' Return. His teaching is based on Matthew 25:1-13.

In this episode, Paul begins to lay down the characteristics of a healthy church. We always think a healthy church is adding members, baptism and financially strong. However, Paul described a healthy church as: humble, gentle, patient, unified, and loving. Join in!!!

On this episode, Tommy walks us through Matthew 19:16-20:16. Tommy asks the question: What is your motive in serving Jesus? He answers the question as shares the parable of the Rich Young Ruler and Laborers in the Vinyard. The point: people serve with no thought of a reward.

In the episode, Pastor Chris shares how the church is to work together for the sake of the gospel.

On this episode, Chris and Debby discuss James Chapter 5. James warns the rich who oppressed people, being patient while suffering, and praying for people.

In this episode, Tommy walks us through the 4th type of parable -- Forgiving Others. Today, he comes from Luke 10:25-37 -- The Good Samaritan.