As Christians, people should find something among our gatherings and within our communities that can't be found anywhere else.

We learn this important principle from Jesus—connecting with people who are far from God isn’t worth sinning, but it is worth your reputation.

Sin doesn’t mess up one thing, it messes up everything. But the Gospel promises to redeem, restore, and renew all that was lost through the power of Christ.

We only overcome the pull of temptation by surrendering to the greater pull of Christ. When faced with the enemy’s schemes, look beyond the temptation, remind yourself of God’s promises, and surround yourself with support.

The enemy may accuse you day and night. But in Christ, God’s grace overrules your guilt.

As we enter the New Year we want to rely more upon Jesus because everything the devil attempts to do to our detriment, Christ counteracts for our benefit.

Where did the devil come from? Was he always the way he is today or did something happen along the way? What does his story teach us about how sin and evil work in the world and in our lives?

In a culture that values tolerance, acceptance, and inclusion it’s understandable why many people reject the idea of hell. Yet it remains a reality we cannot ignore. In this message, we look at three common objections to hell and the hope we have in Christ.