Many of us aren't as generous as we should be - and some of us aren't generous at all - because we're motivated by guilt rather than grace.

We've been told all our lives that we should share because not sharing is mean, but...

Join us this week as we look into 1st Corinthians 8 and how Paul addresses the issues of Christian freedom, love and unity in the Church.

With the present world passing away, we learn that we must give God our undivided devotion in singleness and marriage.

Christians, like all people, are haunted by the greener grass conspiracy - that something else is better than what we have. We feel this in our relationships, in our religious practice, and in our jobs. Many Christians even start to believe that God...

This week we learn that marriage and singleness are gifts from God that we must receive with holiness and humility.

In the first half of chapter six, Paul has explained that believers are washed, sanctified, and justified through faith in the person and work of Jesus. By the grace of God, we are not who we were!

But the Corinthians were just like us, and they...

The problems in Corinth weren't much different than the problems we face as believers today - there is a constant temptation to deal with situations in our lives just like non-Christians (like suing one another over petty things, or sinning in...

Guest preacher Steve Doyle explains the ground, goal and gain of missions efforts as seen in 3rd John.

This week we learn that part of being a messy church means enacting church discipline when necessary for the church's sanctification and glory of the Lord. Church discipline is difficult, but it is worth it.

Imitation is seen as the sincerest form of flattery, and it's also seen as annoying in some contexts. But imitation is one of the ways we learn anything in life - from sports to art to music to learning to speak.

The problem in Corinth was...