In honor of Reformation Day, this podcast covered the 5 Solas of the Reformation (Sola Gratia, Sola Fide, Sola Christus, Sola Scriptura, Soli Deo Gloria).

The group provided a tribute to one of our own, Leroy Kareus and honored him by challenging one another to live an authentic Christian Life with a true knowledge of the Savior.

We discuss the reality of death and how the Bible gives us guidance on how to live well and die well. Like Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph before us, the righteous live by faith in the One who defeated death. Gen 49, Psa 49.

New Age history and beliefs are compared to Biblical Christianity. How do we engage those in the New Age movement?

How can we have clear and generous “kingdom eyes” that are focused on the infinite value of God instead of temporal earthly treasures? A "light" study taken from the following verses: Gen 1:1-5, John 1:1-9, John 8:12, Matt 5:13-16, Matt 6:19-24, and Phil 2:14,15

How can we have clear and generous “kingdom eyes” that are focused on the infinite value of God instead of temporal earthly treasures? A "light" study taken from the following verses: Gen 1:1-5, John 1:1-9, John 8:12, Matt 5:13-16, Matt 6:19-24, and Phil 2:14,15

How can we have clear and generous “kingdom eyes” that are focused on the infinite value of God instead of temporal earthly treasures? A "light" study taken from the following verses: Gen 1:1-5, John 1:1-9, John 8:12, Matt 5:13-16, Matt 6:19-24, and Phil 2:14,15

A thorough discussion of who we all are as image bearers of God and who Christians are after being identified with Christ and joining a covenant family. Further, how are we to interact with other "tribes" within our own nation?

We are citizens of an eternal heavenly kingdom and our primary role, while pilgrims on this earth, is to be messengers of the Good News and to serve as Ambassadors of reconciliation (2 Cor 5:18).

We are citizens of an eternal heavenly kingdom and our primary role, while pilgrims on this earth, is to be messengers of the Good News and to serve as Ambassadors of reconciliation (2 Cor 5:18).