We conclude our series: Misinformation, by looking at Proverbs 22:6. Does this proverb in fact promise that kids raised in Christian homes will never stray or depart from the faith? Does this verse promise that the prodigal will always return home? Based on material from Larry Osborne's book - "Ten Dumb Things Smart Christians Believe."

In the book "UnChristian", author David Kinnaman shares that 91% of 16-29 year-olds describe Christians as "anti-homosexual." So is it really true God hates homosexuals? This 4th message in our series "Misinformation" looks at 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and helps us maintain the truth of Scripture, yet show God's love to all sinners (GLBT included).

The third in our series of messages looking at the truth of commonly held beliefs; looks at the oft quoted phrase: "Christians shouldn't judge." Based in Matthew 7:1-6, we examine what Jesus really means when he says, "Judge not" and then we look at how we can make righteous judgments.

The third in our series of messages looking at the truth of commonly held beliefs; looks at the oft quoted phrase: "Christians shouldn't judge." Based in Matthew 7:1-6, we examine what Jesus really means when he says, "Judge not" and then we look at how we can make righteous judgments.

The third in our series of messages looking at the truth of commonly held beliefs; looks at the oft quoted phrase: "Christians shouldn't judge." Based in Matthew 7:1-6, we examine what Jesus really means when he says, "Judge not" and then we look at how we can make righteous judgments.

The second message in our series, Misinformation, looks at the myth of happiness and the truth that God wants something better for us.

The second message in our series, Misinformation, looks at the myth of happiness and the truth that God wants something better for us.

The second message in our series, Misinformation, looks at the myth of happiness and the truth that God wants something better for us.

The first message in our new series "Misinformation" questions at whether or not it is true that God will never give you more than you can handle. If God does give us more than we can handle on our own, what should we be doing with the burdens of life?

The first message in our new series "Misinformation" questions at whether or not it is true that God will never give you more than you can handle. If God does give us more than we can handle on our own, what should we be doing with the burdens of life?