Pastor Mat looks at the steps to follow if we want to have victory in our Christian walk.

Billy Venezia is Assistant Pastor at Calvary Chapel Chattanooga, TN.

In this study, Pastor Billy looks at what causes fear in people's lives and how to overcome it.

Pastor David takes us through all of Proverbs 1: looking at the value of godly wisdom, the enticement of sin, and the glorious promise in the final verse to those who learn to fear the Lord and listen to His Word.

Pastor Mat wraps up his series through Jude with a final look at the judgement to come for false teachers, who take advantage of believers in Christ. Then we hear Jude's final encouragement to keep ourselves in the love of God.

Pastor Mat looks at the pattern for giving, as laid out by the Apostle Paul to the Corinthians.

Why does Jesus say we must become as little children if we are to enter into the kingdom of Heaven? What are the qualities of a child that the Lord is looking for in us? Pastor Mat explores that in this uplifting message.

False teachers tell us what we want to hear. But what if the things which GOD wants us to hear don't tickle our ears? In this passionate study in Jude, Pastor Mat stresses the importance of having teachers with substance, with depth, with reality. We can't live on candy; we also need steak. He also references Jonathan Edwards famous work: "Resolutions and Advice to Young Converts" -- well worth finding online.

In this powerful message, Markus explains why a Disciple of Christ:

- is devoted to Jesus above anyone or anything

- counts the cost and still follows Jesus

- functions as the Salt of the earth

Smyrna was a heavily persecuted church, but they got a lot done for the cause of Christ. Pastor Mat continues his look at this church with more about one early church leader in Smyrna - Bishop Polycarp - and his martyrdom that proved him faithful unto the end. We also learn the important difference between being a "horizontal" preacher and a "vertical" preacher.

We all have a choice to make to follow God or something else. The Lord Himself says it is a choice between a blessing or a curse -- because our choices always have consequences.