Two verses into the Parable of the Prodigal Son it is evident that the younger son is being set up as selfish and full of sinful pride. He causes the family great shame...much of it tied to the culture during Bible times. Listen to this episode to discover the layers of shame that this son caused on his family.

In this message we begin a series study through the doctrine of Eschatology by walking through the important issues of Progressive Revelation, Progressive Illumination, and a Literal Interpretation of Scripture. Each of these will help us understand God's Word in a framework that is consistent with the message of Scripture.

In this message we begin a series study through the doctrine of Eschatology by walking through the important issues of Progressive Revelation, Progressive Illumination, and a Literal Interpretation of Scripture. Each of these will help us understand God's Word in a framework that is consistent with the message of Scripture.

In part two of our series, Christmas Confusion, we look at the paradox of the humble earthly beginning of the King of Kings. Christ accomplished more through his humility than he would have through a triumphant entry into the world!

In part two of our series, Christmas Confusion, we look at the paradox of the humble earthly beginning of the King of Kings. Christ accomplished more through his humility than he would have through a triumphant entry into the world!

Parables were Christ's way to reveal truth to some and hide truth from others. No parable demonstrates this more than the Parable of the Prodigals in Luke 15. Join us through this series as we discover the truths that Jesus was revealing in this well-loved parable.

Parables were Christ's way to reveal truth to some and hide truth from others. No parable demonstrates this more than the Parable of the Prodigals in Luke 15. Join us through this series as we discover the truths that Jesus was revealing in this well-loved parable.

There are four incredibly difficult concepts to understand at Christmas...the first is that God became a man! Listen to the first in a four part series as we uncover the Paradox within the Incarnation.

There are four incredibly difficult concepts to understand at Christmas...the first is that God became a man! Listen to the first in a four part series as we uncover the Paradox within the Incarnation.

I'm sure you are thankful for you family, your home, and your health. When those are gone (and they could be tomorrow), there are still 5 fundamentals for which we can be thankful. Salvation, God's Word, Creation, Suffering, and Weakness