Jesus tells us that there are two primary commandments that stand above all the rest...

God is pursuing you, but so are things of this world.

We say that "Jesus died for y sins." But what does this mean? Why can't got simply say, "Okay, you're forgiven" without someone having to die?

With Joe out of town, Sixes finds themselves hearing good preaching!

According to Scripture, you are a work in progress. Once you come into a relationship with Christ, there still is so much God wants to do in you and through you. His goal is to make you into the likeness of Jesus.

Whenever anyone makes a statement about sin or immoral behavior, someone will also rise up and declare, "Jesus said, 'Don't judge!'" But what did he mean by this statement?

We continue to look at various phrases that are taken out of context. This morning we look at a phrase that's not even in the Bible, but is used quite a bit. What does it mean, and why do we use it so often? Is it accurate?

We hear this a lot - a well-meaning person will try to comfort someone by saying, "God won't give us more than we can handle." But guess what? This isn't Biblical!

We look at this often mis-quoted verse. If Jesus promises that he will be with us whenever "two or three are gathered together," does this mean that he is not with us if we're by ourselves?

We often quote a seemingly inspirational verse of Scripture. But what is the true message of that passage? This week we look at "I Can Do All Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me."