Too many evangelicals have been in the dark when it comes to conviction on contemporary bioethical issues. In this study, we continue examining bioethics in terms of embryonic stem cell research (ESCR), assisted reproductive technology (namely, IVF), and end-of-life decisions.

In this study in 2nd John, we examine the need to exercise discretion in our dealings with false teachers and any that they may lead us astray from Christ.

Christian must defend the rights of the unborn for the fact they are human persons created in God's image. In this study, we examine the issue of abortion through the lens of God's natural law, addressing the deeper philosophical question and also a variety of practical questions involved.

This Lord's day message will be brought to us by Pastor Kevin from the Second Epistle of John, titled "Nothing New."

This study reviews Christianity's worldview foundation for ethics and then examines the church's "moral battleground" in terms of moral relativism. Christians must stand and defend the moral absolutes of God's Word.

The class concludes a five-part series on discipleship (inspired by 9Marks). The study emphasizes that the ultimate goal discipleship is not merely conversion, but the lifelong process of spiritual maturity leading to glorification.

Anyone can be courageous. This text demonstrates how that God wants to make His people courageous for Christ.

This study examines the compelling motivation behind Peter and John's Christian witness and shows us how we too can be compelled to speak for Jesus.

This is Pastor Aquila Darimani's presentation of what God is doing in the Upper West Region of Ghana, West Africa.