The message of the gospel starts with creation. God created all things. He created us to be in relationship and fellowship with Him. Where do the Bible and Science agree and disagree on this?

What is the gospel? Who is it about and who is it for? Where can you find it more about it, when should you share it, and why does it even matter? All good questions, let's dive in.

We hear people called sheep in negative terms, however, Psalm 23 gives us a better idea of what it means to be a sheep in the care of The Good Shepherd. W. Philip Keller wrote a great book called "A Shepherd Looks At Psalm 23" we'll get into some of that book in this episode.

We're at war. A spiritual and supernatural war! The best part is, we can't be beat?

You shall have no other gods before me! What does the Jesus's encounter with the rich young ruler tell each of us?

Don't think for one second that you're insignificant to God. He doesn't need us to do anything, but invites us to be a part of His work. Abraham, Paul, the 12 disciples and Mary were unexceptional people who did great things in the name of the Lord

In this interview with Dr. Brian Ebel we dive into 1 and 2 Peter and look at the instructions we've been given for the time while we wait for the return of Jesus. Dr. Ebel is the senior pastor of St Luke UMC in Lexington, KY, an ordained elder for the KY Annual Conference of the UMC, and an adjunct professor at Asbury Theological Seminary.

What should we do in the meantime while we await the return of Jesus? There are some specific instructions. Let's take a look at what they are.

Have you ever found yourself asking the question "Where is God" or how can God let this happen? Let's look in the scriptures for some guidance.

In a time when coming together can be difficult, we're encouraged to not give up worshiping together. Now is the time to take ground on the spiritual battlefield. It's prime time to the word and love of God to shine in and through us.