The human mind is capable of great things- It is better than any computer- impressive in its ways. However, it is also riddled by sin. It forgets. It is selective in what it believes. It desperately needs to be -renewed.-----Click to listen to this sermon from Romans 12.

Stephen told people the truth. And they killed him for it.----The story of Stephen -in Acts 7- is typical in Scripture - a faithful man tells people the truth, and they respond by killing him. But why- Why this ferocity- Why this anger- Click to learn more.

Pandemics, hurricanes, earthquakes - these things SCREAM at us that the world is BROKEN. But why is that- And if it's broken, how did it happen, and when will it be fixed-----Click for this encouraging sermon from Romans 8.

What do you tend to think about- Do you think good thoughts, or bad ones- Do you focus on good things, or bad things-----The focus of your thoughts will direct your future. That is the Apostle Paul's warning in today's text in Philippians 4.

Will you stand tall if you face opposition- Standing is easy when there are no forces acting against you. It is harder when you are being pushed or pulled contrary to your will.----Click to listen to Week 8 in our study of Philippians.

This world is NOT your home. You may think it is - but in the larger scheme of things, it is absolutely not. It is a short stay. It is a temporary pit-stop on an eternal highway.----Click to listen to this reminder that the Christian's -citizenship- is in Heaven.

Your future IS better than your past. There IS hope on the horizon. That's the message of the Apostle Paul in Philippians 3, when he talks about -pressing on- toward an encouraging future - no matter how bad your past has been.----Click to listen to our latest study in the Book of Philippians.

-Work out your salvation with fear and trembling.- What did Paul mean in this statement- What kind of -work- was he talking about, and why is it done -with fear------Click to learn more in Week 4 of our study on the Book of Philippians.

Jesus can relate to what you're going through. Philippians 2 says that He took on our nature and likeness, and experienced our hurts and pains. We refer to this as the -humility- or -condescension- of Christ.----However, Philippians not only says that Jesus was humbled, it also says that He was exalted. Click to learn more in Week 3 of our study.

What is your purpose in life- Do you even know- If you have a Creator, does He have a say in what you're supposed to be doing-----The Apostle Paul certainly believed this. To him, -to live is Christ, and to die is gain.- Click to learn more in Week 2 of our new series on Philippians.