Moses issued a warning to the Hebrews on the verge of entering the Promised Land that is much-needed in America today. We must be careful that our prosperity does not lead us to idolatry. We must remember and fear God.

Parents have been given both the privilege and repsonsibility of raising our children and teaching them spiritual truth. The home is the primary delivery system for the transmission of God's truth from one generation to the next. This message gives practical advice for guiding our families to His truth.

Every person has a basic set of assumptions and beliefs that provide a grid through which we see and experience the world. The challenge for believers is to establish a biblical worldview and to lead our children to do the same.

The Christian faith was never intended to be "at church" focused. Our relationship with God through Christ should impact our lives 24/7. This series explores how our faith should be most evident, and is best developed, in the home.

Many people profess to believe in one God yet live with multiple gods/idols in their lives. This message challenges the hearer to identify idols in his or her life and to repent of them in order to live fully for the one true God.

God was able to do great things through Elijah only after He did a great work within Elijah. We can learn from Elijah's example regarding the various seasons God will take a man or woman through to prepare them to be used mightily.

Paul challenged Titus to establish the church in such a way that mature, older men and women would disciple younger men and women. This message challenges the church to share Paul's heart for the next generation.

God has called on parents to be responsible for the spiritual development of their children, not the church. The church is to be a partner and resource, but not an outsource option. This message explores God's plan for the spiritual development of our children.

Every Christian has been called by God to active involvement in ministry utilizing his or her spiritual gifts. This message challenges the church to see ministry from a Biblical perspective.

The early church provides basic principles that should govern any true New Testament church. At the heart of the church should be a commimtent to community--real fellowship experienced among believers seeking to glorify God together. This message speaks to the importance of community in the local church body.