We hear cursing everywhere these days. Can Christians curse? What does the Bible say?

Hoe does God correct and "shepherd" human beings, especially His children? We can see through the story in John 8, the famous story of the woman taken in adultery, that Jesus appeals to the conscience of both the guilty woman, and her accusers.

Are Christians allowed to want anything? Is it wrong for us to desire new stuff? Pastor Cory explores exactly what God says in His Word, brining clarity to this issue.

Our attitude towards the correction of God in our life determines how far we will go in our journey of faith. Pastor Cory begins in Proverbs 3 and transitions to Psalms 23, highlighting the love of our Good Shepherd in correcting us.

It is easy to get married, but similar to purchasing a motorcycle and imagining the joy of riding, too many people are obsessed with getting married but virtually know little to nothing about how to have a joyful marriage. The foundations of a joyful marriage here are covered.

Have you been hurt, to the point it is hard to forget that pain from day to day-- Pastor Cory here teaches on the importance of forgiveness lest bitterness become the driving factor in our lives. Jesus became the Victim for us on the cross that He might absorb our pain, and give us the power to live in victory. Discover how in this lesson.

Solomon, who had 700 wives, and 300 concubines teaches his son about purity in marriage. He is teaching out of his failures. The pursuit of Wisdom leads to happiness IN purity.

Wisdom, the pursuit of knowing and practicing God's Word, though a vital relationship with Jesus Christ, saves us from the Way of The Prideful.

Christians can oftentimes doubt whether or not their sins are truly forgiven, and if they are truly saved. John the Baptist also experienced doubt. In this second lesson on Assurance, Pastor Cory speaks to this vital issue.

Have you been hurt, to the point it is hard to forget that pain from day to day? Pastor Cory here teaches on the importance of forgiveness lest bitterness become the driving factor in our lives. Jesus became the Victim for us on the cross that He might absorb our pain, and give us the power to live in victory. Discover how in this lesson.