Romans 5:1-11 How can one find peace with God? The Apostle Paul in this passage emphasizes that we can have peace with God because God Himself has taken the initiative to reconcile us to himself through the death of his Son, Jesus Christ.

The daring faith of Abraham, who "against hope, in hope believed," illustrates for the Apostle Paul the kind of faith God is asking of His people, a faith fully aware of the obstacles but fully confident of the power of God who "gives life to the dead."

Three major world religions look to Abraham as their "Father". The Apostle Paul uses Abraham's example as a crucial precedent on how a person can come into a relationship with God. What Paul teaches is a radical departure of what we think of when we speak of "religion".

Theologians and pastors across time have noted the simple beauty and hope of this key passage in Romans. The title expresses well the theme of Dr. Anderson's message and the foundational understanding of the Gospel message concerning Jesus Christ. (Romans 3:9-31)

TFC's annual missions weekend featured guest speaker and missionary Norm Friberg. Norm and Jaque have nearly 50 years of stories of God's miraculous work for them and through them as they served as tent-making missionaries with Interserve throughout Central Asia. Through education and medical ministries they have been a part of the planting and building of indigenous churches in Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, and Krygystan. Norm offers his life, His passion for Gospel ministry, a few stories from his experiences, and a compelling calling for all believers to serve as missionaries with Rom. 10:5-17 as the Biblical backdrop.

What does the Bible say about homosexuality? How do you make sense of all you hear, read, and see in the news and media? Dr. Anderson tackles this controversial subject with honest, courage, and clear exhortation toward a loving and faithful response.