Is it possible that some of our good "Christian" traditions go against the will of God? Is it possible that we push aside all that God calls us to in order to hold on and observe our traditions? Do we even know the difference between our traditions and God's desires?

Jesus makes the point that there are people who think that they are His followers, who speak prophetic words, cast out demons, and heal, but He doesn't know them. How do we get to this point where we substitute religious activity for a vibrant relationship with Jesus? Could the account in Numbers 21 concerning a bronze serpent really shed light onto this for us?

In Genesis 3 we find the relational unity God created broken in pieces. How does God provide redemption? What must be done to continue bring redemption? What does this story have to do with us?

God gives us these moments of perspective to clearly show us our life and to offer a chance for repentance

Why is God testing Abraham? Why doesn't God just search his heart?

God has many deep truths for us, but we must be at a place of maturity before we can receive them

When Paul encountered the Resurrected Jesus, He found out that he had been kicking against the goads for a long time. One of the reasons: he didn't have a complete view of God.

Jesus speaks against having a sense of Entitlement

Leaving your house, job, business and for three, days without thinking about food, you go to and chase after Jesus. were these people crazy and irresponsible or what?

When Jesus tells a parable about two people praying in the temple, Jesus is addressing those who think they're righteous. Today, as we look at this parable, we'll see why the heart and attitude of that Pharisee is so destructive to God's Church