This story is about God acting in man so that God can be seen and a man trying to act like God and failing. The story of Jesus walking on the sea and Peter’s attempt to do the same is an amazing picture and explanation of the Christian life.

Much confusion exists concerning the Kingdom of God. Many believe the Kingdom and the church are the same. But Jesus in the parable of the wheat and tares shows us that His Kingdom is much larger than the church. Listen and discover more about the amazing Kingdom of God.

If the Gospel is the agent of New Testament growth, then it is imperative that we know the Gospel and can adequately proclaim it to one another and the world. In this message we return to the third of three stages of our glorious salvation.

Why does God seem to hide Himself and make this more difficult to believe? For example, why did He come to Earth in the first advent hidden in obscurity? There is a humbling reason behind the subtleness of God.

If the Gospel is the agent of New Testament growth, then it is imperative that we know the Gospel and can adequately proclaim it to one another and the world. In this message we examine the third of three stages of our glorious salvation.

If the Gospel is the agent of New Testament growth, then it is imperative that we know the Gospel and can adequately proclaim it to one another and the world. In this message we examine the second of three stages of our glorious salvation.

If the Gospel is the agent of New Testament growth, then it is imperative that we know the Gospel and can adequately proclaim it to one another and the world. In this message we examine the second of three stages of our glorious salvation.

If the Gospel is the agent of New Testament growth, then it is imperative that we know the Gospel and can adequately proclaim it to one another and the world. In this message we examine the first of three stages of our glorious salvation.

The only thing that can grow a New Testament church is the Gospel. In this message the church is explained as a community of believers joined together by the Gospel for the purpose of proclaiming the Gospel to each other and the world.

What if our definition of church is wrong or even slightly skewed? Wouldn’t the result be either a wrong approach to church or a church that is ineffectual, or both? It would be both our interaction with the church and its effectiveness would be less. In this first message in a new series, Michael Durham, goes to the Bible and answers this all important question on how we should view the church.