In this session we see how James examines the use of the tongue as a gauge to determine if our faith is a true saving faith.  Listen in as James helps us examine ourselves.  Due to some computer problems, this series was delayed, but hopefully all is right now.

This Father's Day message is really for anyone who sometimes feel broken or to-often hurting.  Jesus said He has come to give joy, not as the world, but true lasting joy.  That's what we examine in Luke 4.

In the Book of Daniel we learn of major empires through the ages.  This introduction will give you a basic understanding of the past and future empires.  We also compare Daniel with the Book of Revelation and see how they fit perfectly.

In 1 Thessalonians 5, the Apostle Paul helps this Church understand what will take place in the last days.  He teaches them about the "Day of the Lord."  As we may wonder, 'What's going on in this world?' the Bible has answers.

Our series on James continues as we consider what it means to be a 'Doer of the Word,' part 2.  James encourages his audience to put their Christianity into practice, that others see the difference in each life. 

This session explores verses used to teach that baptism is necessary to be saved.  As we consider these passages, we'll look at all the New Testament verses related to baptism to harmonize the Scriptures.

In our study of salvation, we consider who are saints and what makes them a saint in God's eyes.  The New Testament is very clear on this topic and we want a correct understanding to help us in our daily life.

James tells us to be 'doers' not just 'hearers of the Word.'  This first part of the passage should challenge Christians to live out our Christianity daily.  If we just hear and do not act, we deceive ourselves.  Don't be self-deceived. 

In this study, we examine Hebrews chapters 6 & 10.  Can you walk away from your position as a child of God?  Is this a license to sin? These are questions we compare with Scripture.

In this study we consider the doctrine of election in light of the three remaining teachings of Calvinism's 'TULIP' - Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace and Perseverance of the Saints.