Most of us can relate to sibling rivalry. For Joseph, it meant be beaten, broken and sold into bondage. But we can move past interruptions of family dysfunctions by considering God's providence and cultivating God's presence.

With only 2% of Christians involved in evangelism, it's time to make Christ's last command our first priority. As Christians, it is our responsibility to know Christ and to make Him known. But fear keeps us from fulfilling this task.

In Inviting the World to Christ, Michael teaches that we can remove the fear of evangelism by making it inviting and conversational. Using the examples from John 1:35-42, we learn to make evangelism Individual, Immediate, Intimate and Inviting.

God has given His church a mission. The question is are we willing accept it.

In a world that is upside down, God calls us to be Moral, Mindful, Modest, Magnanimous, and Meek. In Proverbs 3, Solomon teaches us the rewards of relying on God's Word.

Nineteen percent of Americans believe that the Bible is a myth. What do Christians believe about the Bible? Using the writings of the Apostle Peter, this message seeks to show that the Bible is authentic because God is its author.

As we consider the costs in following Christ, we need to acknowledge that He is the Christ headed for the cross; therefore, it will cost to follow Him, but the risk is worth it, because being with Christ is the only way to live!

What do we do when we realize that our traditions have become as important to us as our faith? When our rituals are more important than our worship? When traditions get in the way of God?