Steve Coleman continues with Part 2 of Set Apart - our Study on 1 Samuel with a look at Eli's sons Hophni and Phinehas. What terrible things did these two do? How did they show disregard for the holiness of God? And what can we learn from them?

The greatest gift that God gave us when He created us, and when He sent His Son to die for us, was freedom. Freedom from sin, from our earthly burdens, from the agreements we make about our bad habits, emotions, and mentalities that keep us from Him. In this last sermon in the "Created" series, Justin Hibbard discusses what this freedom can mean for our lives when we know Him.

God gave us authority over certain things when He created us. In this third sermon in the "Created" series, Justin Hibbard discusses our areas of God-given authority.

God created us to be close to us, to have a relationship with us. Discover more about this intention of God's in Justin Hibbard's second sermon in the "Created" series.

When God created us, He had a plan for us. Justin Hibbard starts our new sermon series "Created" to discuss God's intentions for us, and how that is reflected in how He created us. The fact that we were created in God's image is the topic of this first sermon.

Who was Esther and how was her timing right in saving the Jews? Karlene Hibbard discusses how God used Esther for saving His people, even when we don't really understand all of the details.

In his letter to the Romans, Paul was writing to both Jews and Gentiles. In this installment of our sermon series on the book of Romans, Steve Coleman discusses Paul's treatment of Jewish sentiments where God's promises to the Jews of the Old Testament are concerned. How do the Jews feel about the extension of salvation to Gentiles? How does God deal with that?

What does it mean to be more than conquerors through him who loved us? How do we live that every day? Bill Smith finishes Romans 8 and helps us to understand what it means never to be separated from the love of Christ.

If there is no longer condemnation, then why is there still suffering? Julie Coleman tackles this very difficult question that we all struggle with in this continuation of our series on the book of Romans.

Being free from the law and now bound by the Spirit, how do we understand ourselves as sons of God, co-heirs with Christ, without the law? Scott Schuler addresses this question as he discusses Romans 8:1-17.