The fourth of four individuals that Paul writes about in his letter to the Romans. The "praiser" is known by his/her grace-driven lifestyle, convinced that God's love and goodness can be experienced by all. They have embraced the truth (and they love it).

Taking a one week break from our "Darkness to Light" sermon series, Pastor Eric and Tammy Drake taught about healthy marriages.

The third of four individuals that Paul writes about in his letter to the Romans. The "pleaser" is known by his/her self-reliance, convinced that the grace of God is too good to be true. They have embraced a lie that says salvation is achieved, not received.

The second of four individuals that Paul writes about in his letter to the Romans. The "pointer" is known by his/her judgmental attitude, convinced that their duty in life is to point out the sins of others. They, too, are living in darkness, ignoring the fact that they're just as guilty (and then some).

The first of four individuals that Paul writes about in his letter to the Romans. The "player" is known by his/her self-indulgence, convinced that everything is allowable as long as no one gets hurt. They have embraced a lie (and they know it).

There's much more to the story of Balaam than his talking donkey.

Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God

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Topics include: unanswered prayers, world religions, homosexuality, seeker-sensitive churches and studying the Bible.

"Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, 'He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust'" (Psalm 91:1-2).