Who is Jude? Who was he writing to?  How can we be assured that we are going to heaven?

What determines if we are truly born again and why is "believer's baptism" important?

How does Matthew, Mark, Luke and John compare in their accounts of Jesus' resurrection? Why should we believe that Jesus was raised from the dead?

Even though Jesus healed the ear of the man that Peter attacked and even though the soldiers were knocked down the first time Jesus asked them who they came for, He was still arrested. And Peter did exactly what Jesus said that he would do...

As we begin the week of Easter, we start with the events leading up to Jesus getting arrested. This morning, we looked at how much attention God pays to details, how Jesus protected Judas Iscariot and if Jesus' prayer was answered.

We need to reminded of who we are in Christ and what we are supposed to be doing. 

Today, you will be tested and I pray that you pass the test in a very convincing way.

Paul prayed about a painful situation three times but God said "My grace is enough." How can we apply today's lesson to our lives?

One of the ways that Paul proved that he really was an apostle of Christ was by listing some of the hardships that he had gone through as a result of preaching the gospel. Would the false teachers have endured all of that and remained fruitful in their ministry? And how does all of that apply to us? 

Paul addressed the need of protecting the church from false teachers. Here are three main statements that you need to practice.