Sometimes we make impulsive, even foolish decisions. Pastor Dan discusses how to make wise decisions in light of our relationship with Jesus.

Pastor Dan shares with us the signs listed in scripture that will signal Jesus' return.  Despite all of the negative things we may see in the future and even now, we should consider ourselves blessed to part of the worldwide sharing of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Jesus said in Matthew 24 that "no one knows - neither the angels of heaven nor the Son - except the Father alone" when Heaven and Earth as we know it will pass away. Although we shouldn't attempt to predict that day, we are called to prepare our hearts, souls, and minds for when Jesus calls us home.

Pastor Dan uses Paul's loving greetings to his faithful brothers and sisters in Christ to show us how right belief and right practice combine to lead us to an exuberant doxology.

Pastor Dan teaches that like the Apostle Paul, our lives must be both missional and intentional as we fulfill our role in serving the Lord and our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

As brothers and sisters in Christ, we have a responsibility to build up one another with a welcoming heart. Pastor Dan uses Romans 15:1-13 to show us what it means to be in the spiritual construction business.

Paul used the example of an argument over acceptable foods to eat to teach the church of Romans that "the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit." (Romans 14:17) So too, let today's church "therefore make every effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification." (Romans 14:19)

As chosen followers of Christ, we have a responsibility to share the love of Christ to the world around us. Pastor Dan reminds us that love is the fulfillment of the law (Romans 13:10)

Despite excessive persecution at the hand of the Roman Emperor Nero, Paul advocated that Christians submit and obey governing authorities. Pastor Dan teaches us about the civil postures we should take in submitting to today's governing authorities. 

Romans 12:14-21 teaches us the supernatural postures Christians must adopt to peacefully and lovingly respond to the world.