Pastor Shirk explores the three main reasons why bible translations have different readings and challenges us with a biblical mindset about these types of disagreements.

When it comes to differences of non-essential beliefs and practices within the church, how should believer's live out their love for one another. Paul gives us an extensive example of this kind of love in Romans 14.

As time gets shorter, it is important that the believer be a light in the darkness. It is time for the church to wake up and not be lulled to sleep by the world. Join us as we look at Romans 13:11-14.

We often think of love as something freely given which it is, but Paul presents our love for one another also as a debt in Romans 13:8-10.

Bro. Luke Hitz brings a message on the song of Hezekiah.

It can be easy to focus on what Christians can't do, but there are immeasurable benefits to being a Christian. Pastor Larry Karsies brings the morning message.

What is the role of the believer as a stranger and pilgrim in this world in relation to our government? Paul address what can sometimes be a sticky issue in Romans 13:1-7.

When we think of unity in the church, we often think of doctrinal unity, but Paul in Romans 12 focuses on the emotional and intellectual side of our unity with our brothers and sisters.

As we continue our study of Bibliology, we take a survey of the history that gave us the bible in English.

How should love prompt the believer to respond when others have hurt or persecuted them? Paul challenges us not to let evil win.