In this supplement to session one's study on Acts, we examine a plethora of early church sources testifying to Luke's authorship.

In this first session of our study through Acts, we examine Luke's aims and character.

In this message, Kolby dives into Stephen's speech and the impact of a life lived for the glory of God.

As we seek God's wisdom, what should our approach be like? What is the source of wisdom? What is the fruit of wisdom?

In this conclusion through the gospel acrostic, Cory digs in to the radical change that the gospel brings to the lives who have been changed by it.

In this introduction to our study through different and difficult issues facing our culture and world, we will explore Scripture's wisdom regarding challenging topics.

What does it look like to live our lives with eternal urgency? In today's sermon, we examine the lives of Salina Hastings, the Countess of Huntington and the Apostle Paul. 2 Timothy 3:10-4:8

The truths of God are designed to lead us to God... into the joy of His presence... for the praise of His name. Psalm 43 teaches us how to fight for that joy in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

In this episode, we examine the lives of William Cowper, John Newton, Wilberforce, and Richard Johnson. Faith in Christ is the mark of the faithful. But what is faith? What is the fruit of fruit?

The Sermon on the Mount is considered by many to be the greatest sermon ever preached. It is also one of the most confrontational, encouraging, and thought-provoking. The words of Christ ring out and loud into the hearts and minds of those who hear.