I have preached ten messages so far in Romans and the last five were a pretty detailed look at our depravity. We are not good. We might have good moments and do some good things, but the presence of impurity, that poison, you remember, is always there. You know, there is tremendous value in us walking these through the wilderness and remembering what we were like before Christ. It is more than just a valuable. It is a necessity.

I want to answer two questions: 1) Does Jesus believe in and talk about hell? 2) Who does Jesus talk about being in that hell? There is much we could discuss in these two questions and beyond these two questions, but there is also an incredible simplicity in the answer to these questions.

I want to answer two questions: 1) Does Jesus believe in and talk about hell? 2) Who does Jesus talk about being in that hell? There is much we could discuss in these two questions and beyond these two questions, but there is also an incredible simplicity in the answer to these questions.

There are a lot of places we could go in Scripture today for some direction. But I do know this: Jesus is coming back. That is what should define how we live, even more than times of prosperity or times of suffering. Look at 2 Peter 3:14-18.

There are a lot of places we could go in Scripture today for some direction. But I do know this: Jesus is coming back. That is what should define how we live, even more than times of prosperity or times of suffering. Look at 2 Peter 3:14-18.

Rev. Reeves shares about our FAITH program and how we as Christians should be ready to share our faith in Christ with others.

Rev. Reeves shares about our FAITH program and how we as Christians should be ready to share our faith in Christ with others.

The Bible. Sixty-six different books written over 1600 years with about 40 different authors. Written in 3 different languages on 3 different continents. Is there a connecting thread that brings it all together? Today's message looks at that central theme that weaves it way through the Scriptures and how we are to respond to it today.

The Bible. Sixty-six different books written over 1600 years with about 40 different authors. Written in 3 different languages on 3 different continents. Is there a connecting thread that brings it all together? Today's message looks at that central theme that weaves it way through the Scriptures and how we are to respond to it today.

Many of us have heard of the story of the "Good Samaritan", but did you know there was a story about a "Bad Samaritan?" What made her bad were some of the same things that makes each of us bad. Then she encounters Jesus! Let's look at what Jesus tells her and us about how our lives can be forever changed.