John 16:16-24

No matter the situation of sorrow or grief we might face, God’s people can have hope and joy.

Ruth 1:1-22

In our story of suffering, vitally tied to God’s story of salvation, we learn of an ordinary family and are confronted by three facts about the suffering they faced.

Colossians 1:24-29

The Apostle Paul presents three non-negotiable characteristics of a faithful shepherd in the Lord’s church.

John 16:12-15

The Holy Spirit inspired the writing of the Bible, which insures its infallibility, inerrancy, authority, sufficiency, and effectiveness.

Based on principles in the book The Generosity Project (by Tony Payne and Geoff Robson), Pastor Hardy addresses the need at Twin City Bible Church for above-and-beyond giving in order to resolve the need for more education and worship space.

John 16:4-11

The Holy Spirit is the One who convicts the world that its views on sin, righteousness, and judgment are wrong.

John 16:1-4

Jesus provides the insights into persecution that will enable His followers to persevere and not 'stumble.'

Romans 14:1-23

On any matter not directly encouraged or forbidden in Scripture, we are to make decisions based upon the convictions of our conscience. This includes the decision to accept or refuse a vaccination of any kind.

1 Corinthians 3:5-9

The ultimate focus of all ministry is God Himself.

Hebrews 12:18-24

Mt. Sinai represents an approach to acceptance by God based upon human merit and performance; Mt. Zion represents acceptance by God based upon His grace. What mountain do you live on?