How far is too far, and why does it matter? Thankfully, as muddled as this issue can feel, God's Word is clear.

Kicking off this series on dating, Paul begins by defining the purpose of dating relationships and its implications.

In this final message in our series on love, we look at the greatest extreme of love in Mark 6:27-36 to ask the question, "What might love cost me?"

Special guest Brady Cone, founder of Calibrate Ministries, uses his personal testimony and the Scriptures to help us frame and understand how God redeems His people, including our sexuality.

For blog posts, podcasts, and more, visit his site: https://calibrateministries.com/

1 Corinthians 12 provides answers to five vital questions concerning the spiritual gifts for the church today.

Sage searches the Scriptures to understand the reason for Jesus' unique and new command in John 13:30.

What is the meaning of what Jesus said was "the great commandment of the law"? We turn to Deuteronomy 6 to learn what our response to God was meant to be from the beginning.

From 1 Corinthians 13 and 1 John 4, we come to an inescapable reality of love: if we want to know what love is, we must start with God's love for us in Jesus Christ.

1 Corinthians 13 gives us two vivid and compelling reasons to pursue love: it is universally indispensable, and supremely valuable.

THE Dr. Doug Bookman of Shepherds Theological Seminary joins us as he details part one of the birth of Jesus Christ.