Our words have an impact on those around us and so we must use them to show the world the love and forgiveness of Christ, but we also know that our words will never have the same power as God's Word. Today we talk about two of the most powerful words ever uttered.

The gospel is a description of historical events. At the core, Christians claim that something extraordinary happened- something evident, real, and historical. Can we conclude confidently these things are true and that the Bible in fact reveals the Word of God?

We will be held accountable by what is written in the Bible so we better be sure we know what it says! Today we give you four questions that will help you see how every verse of the Bible fits into the greater context of the gospel.

The Bible talks about two different but equally vicious and deadly enemies that we must prepare to face. Today we talk about what they are and how we conquer them.

Scripture reading and Bible study are noble things. God's Word has the power to radically transform our lives, but can you read the Bible with the wrong motives?

Our sin prevents us from coming close to God. We cannot remain imperfect if we want to be in His presence. Here's how we can be perfect as our Father is perfect.

To make a selfless relationship work though, we need to communicate and we need to do so emulating Christ. Here's how we can do it.

Jesus says that we are supposed to be the salt of the world and Paul says we should talk like it. Today we talk about how followers of Christ must always choose their words with care so we do not risk losing our saltiness.

We have a responsibility to each other to speak the truth in love and build each other up in our faith and on the flip side of that command, we must be ready to listen when others confront us with the truth. Here are 5 steps we can take to respond to criticism better.

God doesn’t want your leftovers. He wants you to put Him first! Here's why.