Theology

You don't have to live in fear. Specifically, you don't have to fear that you are alone or unwanted. Christ came to give you hope. He came to lift you up. His hand is extended to you even now. Will you take it? Click to listen to this encouraging sermon from Hebrews 12.

What does it mean to "finish well?" You probably want to finish well. But are you taking this outcome for granted? Click to hear this motivating sermon from Acts 20.

You've never met an atheist. You may have met those who deny God, sure. You may have read their books. You may have encountered their unbelief in the public square. But if Paul was right, you've never met an atheist. Click above to learn more.

Your job, your efforts, your struggles - they are all important. They all have significance, even if you have trouble seeing how. And they all carry with them a heavenly reward that exceeds the pain of undertaking them.

Click to hear this encouraging sermon from Colossians 3.

Who is Jesus? Eternity hinges on this question. Is Jesus just an over-inflated prophet and moral leader? Or is He something more? Specifically, is He really God in the flesh?

"Who is this man" was the great question of Palm Sunday, when He entered into Jerusalem. And so many answered it wrong. Click to hear more.

What Jesus was doing was scandalous. It disrupted the status quo. It threatened society. And yet, it was good!

Sometimes life gets worse before it gets better. Certainly, that was the case for Habakkuk. Things were going to get worse. Much worse! The Babylonians were coming, and Judah was in danger. But even though this was the case, Habakkuk had hope.

Life is hard. Things are bad. Death and despair are real. So how are we to live? What options do we have, and how are we to take another step?

Habakkuk had seen all the evil he could stomach. He'd seen all manner of vile and terrible things, and he'd had enough. And because of this, he asked God a question: "how long?" Habakkuk wanted God to intervene and deal with unrighteousness.

God has spoken! But sometimes people are not satisfied with what He has said. And because of this, they add new teachings to the Bible (or subtract from its contents).