Theology

Are we in the "end times?" Are we in the "last days?"

The Apostle Paul suggests that the end times will be marked by a great falling away within the visible church, and with the arrival of the "man of sin." What did Paul mean, and what should we be looking out for? Click to learn more.

In the center of the Garden of Eden, there were two trees.

Now, we usually think of the tree that prompted man's fall - the tree of the knowledge of "good and evil." But there was another tree nearby, which Scripture calls the "Tree of Life." Click to listen and learn more.

When the Devil comes for you or your children, it won't be the serpent's fangs that you should fear - but his words.

Click to listen to this timely sermon from Colossians 2.

There is a villain in the Christmas story - a villain named Herod. Who was this man Herod, and what did he do that was so bad? Also, what was the Christmas Star and who were the Wise Men?

Click to listen to this timely sermon from Luke 2.

Original sin - is it true? Is man born good, bad, or neutral?

In other words, does the Bible say that we come into this world innocent, wicked, or as a spiritual free agent? The Apostle Paul taught on this topic at length - click to learn what he said in Romans 5.

"Are you the Messiah, or should we expect another?"

When the storm hit, the sailors were exactly where Jesus had told them to go. But how can that be if He loved them so much?

Storms happen. And sometimes God puts you right in their midst. But He does not leave you alone! Click to listen to this encouraging study of Matthew 14.

Belief or disbelief - either choice comes with reasons. What are yours?

If you believe in God (or if you don't) you may be expected to give a reason for those views. But not everyone can. In this sermon, we consider some of the reasons for faith in God and His book.

Have you had a bad week? A bad month? A bad year? If so, how do you respond when God's word says to "make a joyful noise?" How do you respond with praise, when you are unhappy or depressed? Click to hear the Bible's own response to this question.

Is cremation biblical? In 1960, only 4% of Americans were cremated. As of 2020, that number is 52%. Clearly, cremation is considered a viable option for those planning ahead. With that said, what does the Bible have to say on this topic? You may be surprised.