Both Peter and Judas were disciples of Jesus. They saw and heard many of the same things in their time with Him. On the night He was arrested, they both failed appallingly. Despite those similarities, there were some striking differences between them. Today, we look at three of them.

The Holy Spirit is often overlooked in the Christian life. This is tragic since He is the One Who transforms us and empowers us. But Who is He? What can we know about Him? In our text today, we will see four basic truths about the Holy Spirit.

In this carefully crafted text, the inspired Apostle John lays out very clearly some powerful truths about Christ - namely that Jesus is God.

One of the most important questions is Who is God? Are there many gods? Is there only one? Is the God of the Bible just one among any number of others? Our text today deals with that very basic question. In it, we will see Who is God and some facts about Him.

God is our maker. He created us in the womb and is involved in every moment of every day.

God does not think or act as we do. His thoughts and ways are higher than ours, as the heavens are above the earth. Nowhere is this more evident than in the area of forgiveness. God stands ready to forgive all who will turn to Him.

What does it look like for a church to be on fire for the Lord? Today, we will answer that question by looking at what the church looked like in its infancy.

The conclusion of a message started a couple of weeks ago - we look at truths to hold on to when God doesn't do what we hoped He would.

God hears and answers prayer. But sometimes He doesn't act when on in the way we want Him to. In those times when God doesn't give us what we seek, especially in times of grief or loss, we must wrestle with some hard truths. The next couple of weeks, we will deal with some truths to hold on to when we are tempted to be disappointed with God.

As we start the new year, we will look again at Jesus' command to be the light of the world.