Lessons from FirstNaz

The church has some necessary weirdness and some unnecessary weirdness. We need to hold onto the necessary weirdness, and that includes praying. Listen, as Pastor Cliff shares about prayer and his own life.

There are things in the church that, in our culture today, seem weird. We have to occasionally remind ourselves regarding why we do what we do. Today Pastor Cliff speaks about the sacrament of baptism.

There are some things we do in the church that we need to remind ourselves occasionally regarding just why we do them. Pastor Cliff speaks about one of those things in this message.

The church stands out in the world today as being weird in a number of ways. Today we look at a practice of the church many don't understand; communion. Listen as Pastor Cliff explains.

There are some things about the church that people often see as weird. And it's done on purpose! In this message we look at the question, "Why does the church ask for money.?" Or we might ask, "Where does the money go?" Pastor Cliff provides the answers. Listen.

There are often questions which arise in the minds of folks who do not attend church regarding why certain things are done by, or in the church. Listen, as Pastor Cliff addresses this issue.

The church is weird! Let's just be up front with that statement. It's important, from time to time, that we take a look at what we do and why we do it. Listen to this message and see if you don't agree.

"I've been betrayed!" At some point in life those words have no doubt passed through your mind or been uttered from your lips. The Bible contains numerous accounts of betrayal. But how are we supposed to handle it? How are we to respond when we have been betrayed? Listen, as Pastor Cliff speaks on this subject.

A passage of Scripture that is probably memorized or quoted more than any other is John 3:16. Yet, the verses surrounding this particular verse contain a powerful message for all of us. Listen, as Pastor Blake explains.

People do not like the message when it's pointing out their faults. And they like the messenger even less! We see that in the Old Testament Book of Amos. The people of Israel rejected both the message and the messenger. Do we still do that today?