We took a step back to discuss effective strategies while engaging our rapidly changing culture. We also discussed the importance of establishing proper context and how social, political and religious issues largely depend on our worldview, which ultimately comes down to the source of our authority (epistemology).

Dr Smith continues his discussion on why vengeance belongs to God alone while governments and people may be used as an instrument of His vengeance (Romans 13). God's jealousy is also discussed. Text: Nahum 1-3

Dr Smith continues his discussion on why vengeance belongs to God alone while governments and people may be used as an instrument of His vengeance (Romans 13). God's jealousy is also discussed. Text: Nahum 1-3

Dr Smith provides some background on the balance between God's vengeance and God's mercy. Text: Psalm 94

Dr Smith continues his discussion on why vengeance belongs to God alone while governments and people may be used as an instrument of His vengeance (Romans 13). God's jealousy is also discussed. Text: Nahum 1-3

For those who have or are currently facing difficulties, this week’s discussion on why God allow’s suffering in our lives is timely and edifying. Does God ordain evil and why does He allow suffering in our lives?

How do we know the will of God in general and specifically when asking for direction in our lives. Dr Smith continues the discussion on Rom 12:2b, "... be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect."

How do we know the will of God in general and specifically when asking for direction in our lives. Dr Smith continues the discussion on Rom 12:2b, "... be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect."

A discussion of Romans 12:2 and what it means to be transformed by the renewal of our minds.

"Brothers, what shall we do?" A discussion on how we transition from the indicative of the gospel to the imperative of the gospel as outlined in Acts 2 and Romans 12. What does it mean to present our bodies as a a living sacrifice?