When it comes to spiritual warfare, most Christians fall into one of two extremes. Either they give Satan too much credit. These are the people who see Satan's work behind anything bad that happens in their lives. The other extreme is to not give him enough credit. These are the ones who may believe in their heads that Satan exists, but they don't really think it's that big of a deal. In this teaching we'll dive into a lot of Scripture as we seek to find balance.

We all have bad days from time to time. What does the Bible say about our response to not only trials and suffering, but also to spiritual attack?

In part 2 of our series on suffering, Joe Currier leads us to look at the connection between Christ's baptism and his time in the wilderness.

Suffering is one of the most counter-cultural messages in all of the Bible. We are conditioned today to seek comfort and do all we can to avoid suffering, but the Bible says something very different. In this message we'll look at God's purposes for suffering.

Happy Easter! In this message Bill Ganus joins Robert to discuss the parable of the two prodigal sons (Luke 15).

In this message we seek to answer one of the biggest questions of Christianity: "Why did Jesus have to die?"

We see signs of God's Kingdom everywhere we look, yet we also know that things are not as they were meant to be, and as they one day will be. There is a tendency among Christians to see God's reign (The Kingdom of God) as either a present reality or a future reality. Our challenge, however, is to see that it is both.

We've said that God's Kingdom runs counter-cultural to our world today, and this is none too true when it comes to work and rest. In this message we look at the fact that we were created to work with God, which is amazing in of itself. Yet this working with God can only take place after we've found our rest in God.

Jesus was often asked the question, "What is the Kingdom like?" In this message we'll look at two of the characteristics of the kingdom.

In this message we begin a series within a series on the Kingdom of God. As an introduction, we will take a look at four words found in Mark 1:14-15. Those words are: Gospel, Kingdom, Repent, & Believe.