Sometimes we can turn the biblical characters into something other than human. Acts 18:1-11 reveals a very human heart in Paul who is afraid of what could happen.

Pastor Shirk gives guidance on training our children from the book of Proverbs.

Paul sets a model for preaching the gospel in a postmodern society that is much like Ancient Greece was at the time.

Pastor Shirk deals with the blessing of having children but challenges us not to forget about those who are dealing with infertility.

Often this passage is misunderstood and creates a critical and negative type of Christianity. That was not the heart of the Bereans. Pastor Shirk challenges us to be like them in our eagerness to learn the truth from Acts 17:10-12.

As Pastor Shirk preaches on the home, we need to be reminded on how we interact with those who have lost a spouse.

Pastor Shirk preaches on the Jews who chased down and persecuted Paul from Thessalonica from Acts 17:1-9.

A changed life is the greatest testimony to the power of the gospel. Pastor Shirk preaches on the impact of the gospel from Acts 16.

Pastor Shirk finishes out his miniseries on divorce and remarriage by taking a look at 1 Corinthians 7.

Pastor Shirk does a character study on the woman who set the precedent for the church of Philippi.