Back to the beginning. We discuss the wording in Genesis 3 and how its significance shapes history and our faith both. Don't be deceived.

Psalm 46:10 tells us to be still and know that He is LORD. Ok, easier said than done. But it is possible and it is so rewarding too.

From Acts 24:24-25, we meet a man named Felix who doesn't like to hear about the things he has done wrong and the judgment to come. That's known to me as The Felix Syndrome

In Colossians 2, Paul speaks of people who mistreat the gifts of The Spirit because they have become disconnected from the body. The result is fear, confusion, and doubt.

The second greatest commandment is to love your neighbor as yourself. But it's easier said than done. Ian and Phil will discuss their experiences and offer some suggestions for how to do this.

Jeremiah, like many others, asks God why the wicked prosper. But it is God who in the end has the last word.

God shows up when we need Him the most. God can do all things and sometimes , when we need it the most or when we don't expect it, He really shows up.

That which is not seen is very powerful. So powerful in fact that it can alter our lives in good or bad ways. One of these bad ways is by becoming complacent. Phil and Ian discuss how it happens and how to correct it.

Responding to a question on Facebook about Exodus 6, let's find out what God meant when He said He did not reveal His name to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Taken from Mark chapter 2, we will discuss why Jesus healed the man by forgiving his sins first.