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What does the Bible actually say about abortion? Ryan walks us through several scriptures to show us God's heart on this important issue.

We all know about the concept of Abortion, but what is the legal background of Roe V. Wade? What actually happens in the womb during a pregnancy? Ryan walks us through the legal and scientific sides of this important topic.

We end our time in the 7 Churches of Revelation with the only 2 churches that Jesus does not correct. Philadelphia & Smyrna are in deep trouble with the world. Some of them are even about to die. But Jesus goes with them, even into death, and He will bring them out again.

The Churches at Pergamum and Thyatira relate to our own day and age perfectly. While both churches are doing several things right, they struggle in 2 main areas: sexual immorality, and idolatry of politics. The American Church has much to learn from these two groups.

The 7 Churches of Revelation begin with Ephesus. They are a church that is doing many things right, but idolatry has crept in and hardened their heart. Could the same be true of us?

What should a Church stand on? What should a Christian build their life on? What did Jesus think about the Bible? Ryan walks us through the importance of God's Word.

What do we do when a friend is grieving? So often we know more about how to care for ourselves, but how do we care for others? in this sermon we get 7 tools for how to help others, and maybe even how to help ourselves.

If God is real, then why doesn't He show Himself? Isn't that what a loving God would do? In tonight's sermon, we walk through the reasons God reveals Himself to us slowly and gradually, rather than all at once.

What does the Bible teach about homosexuality? How do we speak with our neighbor who is same-sex attracted? What does Jesus think of all this? Ryan kicks off our Apologetics series with this very important topic.

The encounter between Jacob and Esau is one of the most unexpected meetings in the entire Bible. Esau's forgiveness is so surprising to us. But as Christians, how surprised should we really be?