Which is a better question: 'What must I do to inherit eternal life?' Or: 'What must Jesus do for me to inherit eternal life?' In this sermon, we make it clear that it's the latter. And then we get the answer to our question from Jesus' own lips. Listen in.

Is it really possible that someone could give up their earthly everything to follow the call of Christ? Yes. And for those who give up things in this world, there is great reward ... both now and forever. Listen in and find out more!

What must I do to inherit eternal life? That's what a wealthy young political up-and-comer asked Jesus. How would you answer that question? Well, Jesus' response may surprise you. Listen in and see if it does.

Just how far does God's control of the universe extend? And if He's really in control of everything, does it really matter what I do? After all, God is going to do what God is going to do! So what's the point of willing obedience anyway? These questions and more from Proverbs 16.1-6.

Did the disciples really shoo away a group of parents and children who only wanted the Lord's blessing on their lives? Yes! But how can we learn from their mistake? How can we permit the children to come to Jesus ... as parents, and as a church? And is it possible that we could be among the 'children' ourselves?

'When I go to church on Sunday, my week just seems to go better.' Is that what Solomon means when he says "He who gives attention to the word will find good"? Tip your cap to God and He'll make your kids more compliant, your body more healthy, and your week a little smoother? Or is there something more that God is offering? Find out as we study Proverbs 16.20 together.

In this parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, Jesus paints a devastating caricature of self-made and proud religion. The Pharisee looks absolutely ridiculous when viewed from the outside! But if we could look at our own religion from the outside, how would we look? That question and more in this message from Luke 18.

"A tranquil heart is life to the body." So says Solomon. But what does it mean to have a tranquil heart? And how can we obtain it? This message seeks to answer those questions and more. Enjoy!

Is there someone or something about which you once prayed, but have given up? Jesus reminds us, in this passage, that we ought to pray ... and not lose heart! Just like a little old lady who won't leave the local probate judge alone until her case is settled, so we ought to be with God! He invites us to pester Him in prayer ... and assures us that He loves to answer little old ladies (and all sorts of other folks) who do!

How should the church be built? What kind of spiritual materials do we use? And will God really give us added reward in heaven for building well? How does that mesh with the Bible's teachings about grace, and heaven as a free gift? We seek answers from 1 Corinthians 3. Enjoy.