In John 18:33-38, Jesus answers the question of Pilate, by stating that the reason he was born was to testify to the truth. This message based on that passage is a response to the atheist billboard placed outside the Lincoln Tunnel in New Jersey which calls into question the truth of the Christmas story..

As we begin the season of Advent, the story of John the Baptist is front and center. This message looks at the preaching of the Baptist through the lens of Dicken's "A Christmas Carol."

This final message in our mini-series on the harvest passages of the NT looks at Revelation 14 and the end-time harvest. What will happen when God commands Christ and His angels to reap the world? Where we will be when all is said and done?

When God repeats something we should pay attention. In three passages the phrase "harvest of righteousness" is repeated. What does God want us to learn? This is the second in a series of three examining the harvest passages in the New Testament.

What does it really mean to "reap what you sow?" This message, the first of three on important "harvest" scriptures, looks at Galatians 6:7-10 for the answers.

The wonderful grace of Jesus is the theme of Paul's opening words in the letter to the Ephesians. In this look at Ephesians 1:1-14 we will consider the riches of God's grace, the reason for God's grace and lastly our response to God's grace.

In this special message, we consider what God has spoken to us in our baptisms and ask whether or not we are living out of what we have heard.

The question is not if, but when storms will come into our lives. The key to weathering the storms is life is preparation. This message looks at some key things we can do to get ready for the inevitable.

As social networking grows in our culture, "true" relationships suffer; the friendship between Jonathan and David provides a template for recovering what the Bible has to say is the purpose of friends. This message drawn from 1 Samuel 23, offers some guidelines for strengthening each other in Christ.

As social networking grows in our culture, "true" relationships suffer; the friendship between Jonathan and David provides a template for recovering what the Bible has to say is the purpose of friends. This message drawn from 1 Samuel 23, offers some guidelines for strengthening each other in Christ.