Why do we need to grow in our capacity? In fact, what does the Bible say about the necessity of our lives?

What is our responsibility when it comes to things of the earth?

Ps Tim has studied this topic extensively and brings a message that clarifies the key aspects of the ongoing conversation.

Does the Bible teach us that God desires for us to be prosperous and powerful? Or that we should be servants of all, humble and powerless?

Are we victorious under Christ? If so how do we make sense of suffering? Are we meant to simply push through difficult times?

The Bible states clearly that we are saved by grace and not our own works, then also states that we need to do our best to come to God as one approved. So which is it? Do we need to work for God's approval?

How does the Bible describe our worth as human beings? Is our value intrinsic to us? And if we are THAT valuable, then why does God allow bad things to happen to us?

While the Bible has many references to the freedom we have in Christ, we are also told that we have been freed to be "slaves of righteousness" (Romans 6:18). So are we free or are we slaves?

The Gospel of Luke shows us the "party" side of Jesus, where he often went to dinner parties. What is it about having a meal with someone else that is so important to Jesus?

For Pentecost Sunday, we talk about why we should receive the Holy Spirit, and continually be filled with the Spirit.

The Bible instructs us on our need to continually be filled with the Holy Spirit. What's that all about? And how does the filling work?