On the road to repairing a damaged relationship, the first step is forgiveness.

This Christmas, experience the gift of the presence of Jesus in your life.

It may not seem like it, but there’s actually a big difference between a gift and a reward. The gift that Jesus offers to us is far better than any reward we could earn.

Sometimes we shy away from praying over certain issues because we are afraid that God won't answer our prayers. However, we do not need to be afraid! We just have to present our requests to God and allow Him to answer our prayers as He sees fit.

The discipline of prayer is essential in the life of a believer. Fortunately, Jesus provides us with a map for how to pray.

How should Jesus followers manage money? How should we prioritize our

spending and investing?

The local church should be giving to the community, not the other way around.

In times when our finances are strained,

it's helpful to take a step back, gain some perspective, and choose to be thankful for however much, or however little, we have.

According to the Barna Group and Christianity Today, about 1/3 of Christians in the United States left their local church during the pandemic. Our church has not been the exception to that unfortunate statistic. In response to this departure, a few heartbroken and bewildered members of our church have asked me the question: Why would a member of our church family leave? As we conclude The Truth About Church series, I will attempt to answer that difficult question.

Over the past 10 years, my ability to preach, or lack thereof, has been a regular source of criticism among Christians, with some going so far as to accuse me of “UnBiblical preaching.” The accusation is understandable, considering that Christians are prone to identifying the style of preaching that they prefer as being “Biblical.” In this message we will explore how Biblical preaching has been defined and I will reveal the secrets behind my approach to preaching.