Once a person is given faith to love and follow Jesus, their life is different. Jesus death and resurrection not only saves a person from their sins, but also saves them to a mission. Once a Christian, the good deeds we do are supposed to attract the world to Jesus. In this message, Pastor Rick Mysse discusses why an older Christian's love is so important for this purpose.

The introduction to Titus gives a few insights into a Christian's identity as a servant of God, as well as the purpose for which we exist as Christ's ambassadors sent to engage a crooked culture and proclaim the Gospel.

The introduction to Titus gives a few insights into a Christian's identity as a servant of God, as well as the purpose for which we exist as Christ's ambassadors sent to engage a crooked culture and proclaim the Gospel.

The introduction to Titus gives insight into a Christian's identity as a servant of God, as well as the purpose for which we exist as Christ's ambassadors sent to engage a crooked culture and proclaim the Gospel.

Having talked about the reason behind the Christian faith, Pastor John now discusses the "unreasonable" aspect of our faith, and shows that a life abandoned to Jesus is the greatest satisfaction and joy a person can experience.

Many people think being a Christian is about having the right behavior. Using Jesus' parable of the two houses, Pastor Matt contrasts religion with the Gospel, and shares why our salvation and spirituality are not dependent on our good works, but on Jesus'.

The question to be answered here is, "Is the Bible true?" In other words, does the Bible stand up as God's authoritative, true, unique, inspired word? Is it the standard by which we can build our lives? Is it the Bible really the absolute truth? Or, is it simply another religious work by which we can glean some truth from along with whatever else? How can we know the Bible is true?

In this message, Pastor John defends the deity of Christ. It is reasoned that Jesus was either a great liar, a raving lunatic, or he was who he said he is, which is the one, true God. Answering the question, "who is Jesus?" forces a person to make a decision of either accepting him as God, or rejecting him as such. The implications of either decision massive.

Four classic arguments for the existence of God.

From prison, in the first part of chapter three of his letter to the Ephesians, the Apostle Paul reveals that the mystery of God's grace has been revealed to us to show us who we are, what we're to do, the importance of our role in his cosmic plan, as well as how this has all been accomplished through Jesus Christ.