What competes for your attention and devotion to God? Is it work? Is it a health crisis? Is it some deep rooted sin in your life? Today we look at what else we place on a pedestal of idolatry instead of our Lord.

Have you ever struggled with forgiveness? Has it been hard to get past the point of seeking revenge or retribution? The Apostle Paul teaches the Church in Corinth all about forgiveness, and there are key lessons that still apply to us today.

When Jesus brought Lazarus back to life, he wasn't just saving a friend from dying. He was accomplishing God's will and giving glory to the Father through this display of power over death.

Our guest Speaker, Shaun Dutile, from Water's Edge Church in Laconia NH visits with us today to discuss how Christians tend to fall into three categories of living out their lives in a predominantly secular world.

Looking back at the Migrant Caravan Crisis of 2018 at the US Border, we draw parallels to seeking asylum in God's kongdom.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the discipline and work of being a faithful Christian? Don't: God's victory at the cross was all that was required.

Have you ever felt inadequate as a Christian, or that you weren't equipped enough to answer Jesus' Great Commission in Matthew 28? Paul tells us in his letter to the Corinthian church that his weakness is what makes God's work all the more powerful!

What is sin? Why is it such a big deal? Why does everyone seem to get so worked up about it? Is there anything you can do about it?

Have you ever met your hero? How did that go for you? Getting to meet Jesus might be the only Hero we get to meet that doesn't let us down.

What things occupy the most time and effort in our lives? What does this say about our relationship with God? What does it say about us as a church? How do we break the cycle of sin?