As a Christian, you'll encounter various trials and sufferings here on Earth. You may even experience persecution. Are you prepared? Tom Pennington gives you three reasons not to be alarmed.

If you're in Christ, you have dual citizenship in both heaven and earth. What are the four essential characteristics of appropriate conduct for an earthly citizen?

If you're in Christ, you have dual citizenship in both heaven and earth. What are the four essential characteristics of appropriate conduct for an earthly citizen?

Is it possible for you to profess allegiance to Christ and yet live a life so contrary to obedience as to cast doubt on your entire claim? Tom Pennington concludes the series, "How to Live like a Pagan."

Is it possible for you to profess allegiance to Christ and yet live a life so contrary to obedience as to cast doubt on your entire claim? Tom Pennington concludes the series, "How to Live like a Pagan."

A hardened heart is a terrifying thing. What does the Bible say about man's choice to reject God and suppress His truth? What are the consequences, and is there a limit to God's patience and forbearance? Tom Pennington continues in the series, "How to Live like a Pagan."

A hardened heart is a terrifying thing. What does the Bible say about man's choice to reject God and suppress His truth? What are the consequences, and is there a limit to God's patience and forbearance? Tom Pennington continues in the series, "How to Live like a Pagan."

Your worldview defines how you live. It's shaped by either a Christian or a pagan foundation. In Ephesians 4, Paul identifies characteristics of the unbeliever. Tom Pennington defines what it means for unbelievers to have a "darkened mind."

Your worldview defines how you live. It's shaped by either a Christian or a pagan foundation. In Ephesians 4, Paul identifies characteristics of the unbeliever. Tom Pennington defines what it means for unbelievers to have a "darkened mind."

Worldviews and philosophies are powerful influences. How do you know whether the way you think has been shaped by Scripture or by pagan philosophies? Tom Pennington opens Ephesians 4:17-19 in a comprehensive study of the lives of unbelievers, their actions and essential characteristics, and how they work those out into the culture.