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When God doesn't answer our prayers the way we want Him to, it can make us feel like maybe He just isn't listening or we aren't trying hard enough, but scripture teaches us otherwise.

The writer of the book of Hebrews tells us that when we pray, we "with confidence draw near to the throne of grace." As we talk with our friends and neighbors, they may wonder, is there a right and wrong way to pray?

Pop culture many times paints heaven as a place filled with clouds and chubby little babies playing harps, but that's not exactly how scripture describes it. Today we discuss how the Biblical idea of heaven can be comforting for our friends and neighbors.

A common place to talk with our friends about our faith is when there is conflict between others. As Christians we know that we have been reconciled with God through Christ and that we now get to be part of helping others to be reconciled to Him as well as each other.

While the concept of sin may be foreign to our non-believing friends, many of them do experience guilt and regret. As they share those experiences with us, it’s a great opportunity to share Gods love and forgiveness with them.

Talking about the law of God may seem like it would be off putting to people, but there are some pretty significant benefits to following that law.

The idea that God has a chosen set of people can be a hang up for some non-believers. Join us as we discuss what it means to be part of God's chosen people.

Explaining why we worship and what we receive when we worship God might be helpful for our friends and neighbors.

The miracles and supernatural events of the Bible can be difficult for non-believers to get past. How should we deal with those topics when talking with our friends and neighbors?

Many people in our society are lonely. There are ways that we as a church can care for the lonely people around us.