Dylan continues our Tough Topics series and addresses the topic of authority tonight. He talks through how Christians should respond to authority that we may or may not agree with.

Dylan dives into another segment of Parent Helps. This week, his focus is on providing some simple steps to navigate tough cultural topics that will help disciple your students. Those steps are: 1. Pray/Ask for Wisdom 2. Know your Stuff 3. Listen and ask questions 4. Go to God's Word.

Dylan starts of a brief 3 week mini series on Tough Topics! The goal of this series is to equip students to be able to stand on truth and a biblical worldview on some of our culture's toughest conversations. Tonight's topic was abortion.

Dylan jumps into a topic that seems elementary at first, but dives into how the overflow of our life really is connected to the inflow of our time with Jesus. This is the first installment of Parent Helps from QSBC Students!

Dylan breaks down the three faiths that are presented in this passage. James continues this idea that true Fatih produces works naturally. It is a spiritual marker and a sign of a healthy and true faith, one that produces fruit.

Dylan talks about the idea of partiality/favoritism and how deadly and hurtful that can be to the Lord and His image bearers.

Dylan continues on in the book of James where he talks about how your actions and your life reveal your heart. There are some impactful and pithy verses that we go over tonight that are helpful in our day to day lives.

Dylan dives into a topic that we all can empathize with, handling conflict. We all have been a part of conflict or frustrations. The question is, how do we handle it? How do we respond in a way that honors the Lord and aims towards restoration? Check out the sermon!

Dylan opens up our new series through the book of James. This series is geared towards living out our faith in a real way. He opens up the series with a message on how we, as believers, ought to respond to the trials that we face.

Two students, Hayden and DrewAnn, bring the Word from Psalm 1. They talk on the idea of the two paths and what you get in return from those lifestyles.