Our church's vision for 2025 is "Building". We will build on our foundation, we will build up our faith, and we will build for our future. As we are build for the Lord, what are we letting Him build in our lives as well?

Bezaleel and Aholiab were men that God called and used to build the tabernacle. The Lord didn't just use them though, He gave all of Israel an opportunity to be a part of building something for Him. He wants to use you today as well, will you build something for the Lord also?

As Paul continues to teach the Roman believers about their salvation and justification in Christ, he brings up the issue of being married to multiple people at the same time. What was the point of this being done?

"I just had the worst time." Have you ever used that phrase to describe a difficult or in the least, an uncomfortable experience you went through? Was it actually the worst, or could it have been worse? We see three things about the fool that are worse than what they should be.

Egypt is a picture of the world in the bible. Israel had given all their efforts to build for the king of Egypt, and nothing but stubble and suffering to show for it. As Christians we must strive to build for something more than just this world, because if we do, we too will only be left with stubble and regret.

Paul asks the Roman believers some more questions to help them understand exactly what it means to live under grace as a justified believer.

In the first few verses of Proverbs 27, we are told to not boast about tomorrow or our selves. With these instructions we are also given some tools to help us keep from boasting.

Paul asks the Roman believers some questions concerning their salvation and the life that they now live. Will you let the bible ask you those same questions?

As we look at the pragmatic plans of the people in Genesis 11, we quickly realize the problems that will arise in our lives if we choose to solely build them pragmatically and not by faith.

The talebearer. Who is that? What do they do? How can we spot them? How do we deal with them?