Latest episode of Church of Christ of West Chester

In the Giants series finale, we tackle the most imposing, malicious giant of them all. A giant named Legalism.

Did you know: That being as much UNLIKE the scribes and pharisees is a salvation issue? We explore the hideous diagnosis, the good news and the remedy.

Jesus has breathed life and light into our souls. But sometimes, all we feel is death and darkness. He's brought heaven to our world. But there are seasons when our worlds feel like the lowest rung of hell. And yet, even there, there is a flame blazing in the night.

There is the type of doubt that results in distrusting unbelief. And yet, there is another doubt - a necessary doubt that happens when our perception of God and His kingdom are in the growing pains process of blossoming into a deeper, more vivid comprehension of who He and His kingdom truly are.

To complain is human. Complaining is an entitled, ungrateful foretaste of hell. But contentment sits mesmerized at what matters and confirms our Christianity in the process.

Worry is a strangulation device of the heart. It's a parasite of the soul. It is the restless and demented theatre of the mind. Meanwhile, an angelic disposition is available to those who place their reliance upon the One who says "I've got you. I'm with you. And I'm not going anywhere."

In the series premier of The Giants series, we begin with one of the most imposing Goliath's of the modern church and world.

Fear.

Latest episode of Church of Christ at West Chester

What Cain and Abel, King Saul and David and Saul and the original Christians can teach us about Christian on Christian violence.

Though an occasion warm to many, to countless others, Father's Day is not a pleasant day at all. When someone feels unimportant, unwanted and unloved, that can linger for a lifetime. But to a universe of chronically unlovable sinners, the father of all Fathers loved us and welcomed us in as His children - to be led by the flesh no more.