This week, Pew released a survey comparing the religious climate in the United States especially Christianity. The articles have very strong headlines but the conclusions may not be the only possible ones. In fact, some of it may not be as bad as it may seem while some far worse.

Instead of the planned continuation of our current series, please listen to this important message. At the National Day of Prayer ceremony, the Lord spoke to me very clearly. I felt conviction and a need to repent. I'm not alone.

You know them. You may know lots of them. Sometimes, they're perfect in every way. Others do all the right things, say all the right things. They're the Churchians and their religion, Churchianity, is more common than it should be and is a destructive force on people's lives.

Our culture is full of double standards, some real, some perceived. There are many movements that are attempting to counter these standards, often with disastrous results. Most of these are counter to the truth of Scripture, but there is one that is Biblical. It might surprise you.

The church is in a battle for our very existence. Love must be at the center of the debate. Not only how we define love but in how we conduct this argument.

The great debate facing the church today is about more than just rights. It's about defining love and how one behaves when acting upon it. After all, there's love and then there's love.

It's the event you've all been waiting for! That's right, it's the Jesus' Outsider Easter Special! What makes this episode so special? Tune in to find out!

Too many people claim that all they need is "Jesus and me" and that they don't need the church. There are even some who claim to be followers of Jesus and profess to hate the church. There is a truth in Scripture about the nature of His church and our place in it. What is that truth?

The next essential is the point of our faith, the salvation found only in Jesus. How do we find that redemption and what does it mean?

When we tell people they need to be saved, what are they being saved from? The next essential doctrine is the nature of the problem we all face as humans, sin and its consequence.