Often times we want to forgive someone after we’ve been convinced their apology is sincere. This isn’t what we are expected to do as believers.  Take a listen to figure out why forgiveness is so important and why it isn’t limited to our emotions. 

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We all have the right to exercise free will. Some of us assume exercising our right to make our own decisions means God will leave us alone. Jonah’s life reveals this isn’t true. 

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We often pretend as if we always have it together. Paul reveals we all struggle with sin, regardless of spiritual maturity and experiences. Take a listen to understand why and what we can do to still be victorious. 

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There’s a growing belief that believers do not need to attend church. The Word of God states the complete opposite. Take a listen to learn about the importance of assembling with others. 

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Some of us knowingly make poor decisions because we assume grace is always readily available to cover and excuse us. Paul discourages using God’s grace in this manner. 

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One of the most dangerous assumptions we make is all good people make it to heaven. This isn’t true. Take a listen to figure out why. 

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We begin a new series that explores different myths of Christianity. Enjoy this first installment. 

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It’s time to mature in our faith. In Paul’s words, we have to resist being “infants in Christ.”

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Pastor Khalid leads us through a familiar passage. We learn how fear functions in our lives by examining Peter's actions and mindset as he grapples with walking on water with Jesus. 

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Today, we read about a paralyzed man and some friends desperate to be with Jesus. Their motivation forces them to cut a hole in a roof, so the paralyzed man can be lowered into the crowded space where Jesus is. How far are you willing to go to experience what Jesus has for you? 

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