Our church focuses on the Big Rocks of the faith that unite, and not the minor points of doctrine that divide. These so-called Big Rocks are clearly outlined in Scripture which is our guide. Scripture also tells us that Jesus is of "first importance". Jesus is the biggest rock, the cornerstone of the faith. Therefore, it is important for us to know Jesus and get connected with Jesus.

Our church focuses on the Big Rocks of the faith that unite, and not the minor points of doctrine that divide. These so-called Big Rocks are clearly outlined in Scripture which is our guide. Scripture also tells us that Jesus is of "first importance". Jesus is the biggest rock, the cornerstone of the faith. Therefore, it is important for us to know Jesus and get connected with Jesus.

Our church focuses on the Big Rocks of the faith that unite, and not the minor points of doctrine that divide. These so-called Big Rocks are clearly outlined in Scripture which is our guide. Scripture also tells us that Jesus is of "first importance". Jesus is the biggest rock, the cornerstone of the faith. Therefore, it is important for us to know Jesus and get connected with Jesus.

Fools has been all about looking at the things in our lives that we use for building: beliefs, sexual desires, demeanor, our mouths, and emotions. We close by looking at the words Jesus uses to close his Sermon on the Mount in Matthew and how they are the call to action.

Fools has been all about looking at the things in our lives that we use for building: beliefs, sexual desires, demeanor, our mouths, and emotions. We close by looking at the words Jesus uses to close his Sermon on the Mount in Matthew and how they are the call to action.

Fools has been all about looking at the things in our lives that we use for building: beliefs, sexual desires, demeanor, our mouths, and emotions. We close by looking at the words Jesus uses to close his Sermon on the Mount in Matthew and how they are the call to action.

James 1 tells Christians to be slow to anger, because human anger doesn't produce God's righteousness. Proverbs describes human anger as foolish because it is "quick-tempered, hot-tempered, or when it's vented." But Scripture does not call anger itself a sin. We need to understand anger, know how it goes wrong, and how to redeem it.

James 1 tells Christians to be slow to anger, because human anger doesn't produce God's righteousness. Proverbs describes human anger as foolish because it is "quick-tempered, hot-tempered, or when it's vented." But Scripture does not call anger itself a sin. We need to understand anger, know how it goes wrong, and how to redeem it.

James 1 tells Christians to be slow to anger, because human anger doesn't produce God's righteousness. Proverbs describes human anger as foolish because it is "quick-tempered, hot-tempered, or when it's vented." But Scripture does not call anger itself a sin. We need to understand anger, know how it goes wrong, and how to redeem it.

Fools get in trouble with their mouths. Proverbs 18 teaches that fools talk too much, start quarrels with words, start rumors, and spout off without listening. It also says that the tongue has the power to bring life or death. We are called to be wise with our mouths. We will always struggle with taming our tongues. Be quick to listen and slow to speak.