Much of what is believed about divorce is muddled with tradition and prejudice. The position offered in this message is not main stream but is offered in search of the truth on a topic rife with controversy.

How do you battle against lust? It's a fight every person faces. Not only does Michael Durham answer this important question but he also shares why men and women must fight. This is a message everyone needs to hear.

The sixth commandment stated, "You shall not kill." We know murder is wrong, but what relationship does the Christian have to the law? Jesus shows in the sixth commandment the law is more than the taking of life. It involves issues of the heart.

If our righteousness must exceed the scribe and Pharisee, what does that kind of righteousness look like? In this message it is described and why God requires this degree of righteousness.

In Matthew 5:20 Jesus states His sermon's thesis--Good isn't good enough. The kingdom of Christ's righteousness is based upon a higher standard than most good people realize. This is a most important message for our culturally accepted good. Listen and share this message with someone else.

The battle for the Bible continues. It is precedes our generation and was raging in our Lord's time. This text is Jesus' definitive statement that ensures the validity of the Scriptures until the end of time. But this battle is more than a doctrinal battle; it's a battle to be the incarnation of the word of God.

The Christian life is a life of conflict. The believer is in a perpetual battle against sin. But sin is a worthy opponent not to be underestimated. Listen and discover how you can get the upper hand on the flesh and live by the Spirit.

At Christmas we celebrate the coming of Christ. In this message the purpose of His coming is detailed and how he fulfilled His purpose.

Jesus calls Christians "salt and light." What does that mean, and how are we to do the work of salt and light? In this message these questions are explored and answered.

If salt loses it's saltiness can it be salted again? If not, it has no purpose but to be thrown away. When Jesus said this was He teaching the possibility of a Christian losing salvation as many say He was? The answer has huge implications.