The study explores the tragedy of Ananias and Sapphira. It is not that they lacked generosity so much that they lacked authenticity. God will not tolerate counterfeit spirituality in His church. He sees beyond appearances to our very heart condition. This text is jarring, though, when read in context, it also reminds us of God's grace.

This passage presents a vision of authentic Christian community. This community is rooted in genuine gospel conviction, advances Spirit-empowered gospel witness, and demonstrates a radical generosity that can only be produced and sustained by the gospel of Christ.

In this chapter, John records a strange and most spectacular vision of Jesus Christ. It is a vision that commands our utmost devotion to Christ. In this study, we explore three reasons from John's vision that Christ is uniquely worthy of our utmost devotion.

As important as it is to learn how to give gifts to others this Christmas season, it is also important that we learn how to receive gifts. Many will give gifts this Christmas, but they've no idea how to receive the greatest gift ever. Thankfully, we have in the Virgin Mary a tremendous model for how to respond to God's greatest gift.

This Lord's day message was brought by Pastor Kevin from the Book of Philemon, titled "Charge That To My Account" from Philemon 17-25.

In this final study in contemporary ethics, we consider Christianity's relationship to politics. We begin by establishing a Christian understanding of civil government, a Christian's civil responsibilities, and the relationship between church and state. For case studies, we discuss Christian nationalism and the rise of totalitarian Islam.

This lecture presents a Christian ethical framework for addressing two pressing contemporary issues: environmental stewardship and the rise of artificial intelligence. It is important that Christians understand how and where these issues draw on non-Christian worldviews.

This Lord's day message is brought to us by Pastor Kevin from the Book of Philemon and is titled "Forgiving a Brother in Christ" from Philemon 8-16.

This study examines the issues of homosexuality and transgenderism from a Christian worldview perspective. While acknowledging the reality of same-sex attraction and gender dysphoria, we cover a Christian response that is true to both Scripture and natural law.

This Lord's day message will be brought to us by Pastor Kevin from the Book of Philemon, titled "A Letter to a Friend" from Philemon 1:1-7