Christmas a an apocalypse? What is God up to on Christmas and what does it mean for a tried world. Join us this week and find out!

There are lots of Christmas movies that aren't really Christmas movies: Die Hard, Gremlins. But what about the 1982 Disney classic, Tron? Doesn't it tell the story of a Creator entering a world of his own making to save the world from evil? And isn't that the story of Christmas?

Join us as we take a look at Matthew 7:21-23. We will look at Jesus’ final warning to those listening as we wind down the Sermon on the Mount. Have you ever wondered what “The Will of God is?” We will dive into that and a few other topics as we explore Religion Redefined.

In the final section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus issues a start warning about Christian leaders who are bad for us. And what's worse, it can be hard to tell who they are. But he gives us a simple rule to know how to identify them--that is, if we care to. Because if we're honest, we have to admit that sometimes we prefer wolves over shepherds.

We are programmed to look for shortcuts. This serves us well, most of the time. But when it comes to following Jesus, there is no shortcut. There is no escalator. There is only the stairs.

We all want wisdom and understanding from God. But how do we go about acquiring it? Pastor Jeremy gives us insight in his latest message. from our "Religion Redefined" series.

"One author says that 9 out of 10 young people think that Christians are judgmental hypocrites. Is that true? Is so, how did followers of Jesus get such a terrible reputation? And what can we do about it?"

Scientists say that the average human being might spend as much as 2 hours per day experiencing anxiety. There is a lot to worry about in the world. But worry impedes our peace of mind, shortens our lives, and undermines our witness as God's children. How do we stop worrying? Jesus' answer is simple: "Look at the birds."

People can either store treasures in two places here on earth or in heaven. Storing up treasures in heaven is hard but one of the most rewarding things we can do. God blesses those who bless others.

Doctors know that fasting can be good for your body. But the BIble teaches that fasting can be good for your soul. In fact, Jesus assumes that we're already doing it. Who knew that fasting from food could be one of the best things we could do to follow Jesus more closely?