Hear some often overlooked truths about Christlike living, as well as some important little known facts about marriage, singleness, celibacy and cohabitation.

From making His borrowed tomb empty to filling our empty hearts, the influence and ministry of Jesus Christ continues on the earth today. In this sermon, you will hear the Good News of the Resurrection - as well as several logical reasons to believe it - communicated in a memorable and encouraging way.

From Paul's example, the topic of "making personal comparisons" is discussed - with the pitfalls of such - followed by our need to embrace certain keys for enjoying personal freedom.

While expressing His love for His disciples, Jesus called them His friends. Based on His choosing, this loving friendship is one to enjoy and never take for granted and one to invite others into.

Edifying truth, unique to single believers, was shared from 1 CORINTHIANS 7 during this inter-active and lively Bible Study.

Our strength and fruitfulness as believers is derived from a real and ongoing relationship with Jesus Christ, starting with believing in and receiving His love for us always.

On a Lord's Day afternoon, around 80 residents at our Regional Juvenile Justice Center heard the good news of Christ's resurrection; and were given the opportunity to respond with faith in Him for the forgiveness of their sins.

From history and the Bible, Alan Latta shares about some leaders in the past and Biblical heroes who happened to be single, as well as some in our day who have been a positive influence in his life and ministry.

In our last session, Bobby Underwood ably shared his testimony about his experience of being confronted when he needed it. In this session, Pastor Alan teaches about how to confront those who need it and how to respond when we need it as well.

Like a jeweler displaying his jewels on dark fabric, so Jesus used his impending - though temporal - doom and gloom as a back drop to display precious promises to His followers who would need such encouragement in a few hours. May this attitude and practice be ours, enabling us to encourage others in the midst of our own possible discouragement.