The church is made up of people who are following in Abraham's steps, receiving the revelation and grace of God in their lives by faith. We are "called out" of the ways of humanity, into a special relationship with God defined by His love and grace.

Many people flock to certain "Holy sites" in an attempt to get closer to God, but scripture teaches us that God is already with us. The bible makes

the claim that rather than being bound to a geographical location, God has chosen to make his dwelling place in us.

The pinnacle of First Century Jewish religious life was the temple in Jerusalem. However, Jesus seems unimpressed with the temple and all that it

represents as He points his people toward expressions of faith that reflect God's desire to reconcile all to himself.

The catalyst for the claims of Jesus' resurrection was the discovery of an empty tomb. Even though this discovery was made ages ago, the empty tomb can be a wake up call for each of us to consider how the resurrection may change our lives.

After taking Sunday to read the letter if 1 Corinthians from start to finish, some questions were raised regarding a few passages that mention eternal realities that many of us in the western world are accustom to ignoring. We examine those passages and what they have to teach about the unseen realities that impact our daily lives.