In Philippians 4, Paul reveals "the secret" to a life of joy and peace.  What is it? 

The letter to the church of Smyrna. 

So often in this life, we're judged based on our performance. However, the Christian life is not a performance driven life in which we must live up to God's standards in order to be valued by Him, but rather a gospel given life. 

Sometimes people say "God's not fair!" Is that true?  If it is true, is that a bad thing? 

Forgiving someone who has really hurt you can be difficult, yet we're called to do just that.  How can we forgive someone when it is hard to do?  Why would we want to? 

In this sermon we consider Jesus' teaching in Matthew 18:21-35 and the account of Joseph as he forgives his brothers. 

In Matthew 18, the disciples wanted to know "who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?"  However, Jesus taught them far more, especially about what the life of a disciple of Jesus should look like. 

We begin our study of the book of Revelation by introducing the book, giving some historical background, and sharing some tools to help better understand this challenging book. 

What is the first thing you think of when you hear the word "worship?" Is it singing? Does it involve things that happen on Sunday mornings?  Those are both ways in which worship happens, but in Romans 12 we learn that worship happens far more throughout the rest of the week than on Sunday morning.