The world is quick to dismiss the Word of God as misguided, just stories and illusions of Christians. But what about those who follow Christ? In all the dissenting opinions and voices, can we be sure we were created by a loving God, that we have salvation, and that Jesus rose from the dead? Is it all just an illusion?

Although we know the positive impact Jesus has on our lives today, in the time that He lived, there were many who wanted to see him eliminated. We will look at four major players that had a role in Jesus' crucifixion and what it was that drove these people to want to betray Him. As we look at these characteristics, we will see how we all have the same potential within us.

Although we know the positive impact Jesus has on our lives today, in the time that He lived, there were many who wanted to see him eliminated. We will look at four major players that had a role in Jesus' crucifixion and what it was that drove these people to want to betray Him. As we look at these characteristics, we will see how we all have the same potential within us.

1 Corinthians 13:13 says, “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” The ideals of faith, hope, and love are central to our faith, but the words often become cliched. Do we really take to heart what these words mean? Do we live them out and apply them? In this series, we will take an in-depth look at each of these three concepts and what God has to say to us about them.

We all have destructive habits, dark secrets, and paralyzing thoughts. Too often, we ignore the need to change these things about our lives and we settle into complacency. We let our marriages, finances, and sin habits sit until they eat away at us. Aren’t you sick of it?

We all have destructive habits, dark secrets, and paralyzing thoughts. Too often, we ignore the need to change these things about our lives and we settle into complacency. We let our marriages, finances, and sin habits sit until they eat away at us. Aren’t you sick of it?

We all have destructive habits, dark secrets, and paralyzing thoughts. Too often, we ignore the need to change these things about our lives and we settle into complacency. We let our marriages, finances, and sin habits sit until they eat away at us. Aren’t you sick of it?