Sunday morning, we join The Church worldwide in celebrating Christ's Resurrection. Why is this such a momentous occasion for those who place their trust in Jesus? We will see three ways that Christ's victory over death means victory for us!

Friday night, we gather together as believers inJesus Christ to both mourn the crucifixion of Christ, but also rejoice in what it accomplished. How can we worship through two seemingly opposite emotions?

Palm Sunday was a day of rejoicing, but also carries an understanding that Christ would be crucified at the end of that very week. Is Christ your King? Do you honor Him as Lord with joyful worship? If not, understand that the day of salvation is at hand.

We complete our two-part series on God's design for the family with a look at the need for children to be obedient to their parents, for parents to lead their kids well, and God's design for that relationship within the home.

The Bible often uses the analogy of a husband and wife in regard to our relationship with Christ. He designed the Church to function this way. This week, we'll look at the roles a husband and wife each have in His design for families.

God created sexuality with a purpose, and it's a powerful one. God's warning in Paul's letter to the Ephesians against misusing it is serious, but the reward for surrendering our sexuality (be it thoughts, words, or actions) to Him is great.

As Christians, the things we say, the things we do and how we carry ourselves have a certain level of influence on those around us and reflect the One we claim as our Savior. While His grace frees us from legalism, Christ's love for us is marked by sacrifice. How can we follow His example?

God knew that we would be people who deal with the emotion of anger. As we continue through Paul's letter to the Ephesians, he cautions us against letting that anger control us and cause division in the body of Christ. But how do we do that?

We've heard that phrase, "the clothes make the man." What we wear…not physically…but spiritually…matters. As we continue through Ephesians, we see Paul's call on those who believe in Jesus Christ to live differently and to wear their new identity in Christ. We should be people who look different from the world.

We may not agree on everything, and that's ok. Diversity is a part of God's Church. But we must remember that God designed for His church to be unified on essential things. So how do we remain unified when we disagree on seemingly important matters?