Join us for a discussion on the principles that can help us understand the complexities of the LGBTQ+ movement and its impact on families and the church. This message is based on the book "The Present Truth and the LGBTQ+ Movement: Understanding the Dangers of Affirmation while Acting Redemptively."

Satan has been actively spreading a false narrative about how God created humanity. There is a saying that goes, "Repeat a lie often enough, and it becomes the truth." What is this lie, and how does it relate to the "Present Truth" Message?

Many of us become anxious about different things in our lives, and this anxiety can often be crippling. Jesus, however, presents the solution to this anxiety, which has to do with making priorities. Our study will focus on Matthew 6:33.

While it is common to question why God permits suffering, such events offer us a chance to embody the compassion of Jesus, leading to a spirit of Thanksgiving. Let us explore this as we delve into 2 Corinthians 9:10-12.

The Apostle Paul cautions the Galatian church against reverting to the observance of the Sabbath; or, does He? What does Paul actually say, and what principles can we learn about his counsel?

The media and the powers that be are manipulating our society and many in our church. This is especially true during this election season. How are we being manipulated? And, what should we be focusing on in these last days?

Many individuals within the church are aligning themselves politically based on what they hear from the media as compared to interpretations of end-time prophecies. However, this raises the question of whether there is manipulation at play.

Following Jesus often leads to experiencing rejection and persecution. This is a tactic Satan uses in the hope that we will abandon Jesus and break our connection with Him. Nevertheless, Jesus assures us of the rewards that come from persevering and maintaining our connection with Him.

Experts indicate that Christianity is the most persecuted religion globally. While persecution is undesirable, the question arises whether it should be viewed as an unexpected adversity or as an inherent consequence of following Jesus' teachings.

Love is a difficult concept to define because, at least in the English language, we use the word love for just about everything. But how does Jesus define love, and how does He expect it to be shown?