Theology

Our faith is grounded in facts. What we believe, and the certainty with which we can believe it, was at the forefront of Luke's mind as he penned his gospel.

Train. Equip. Prepare. Athletes do this all the time, and it should be no different in matters of faith.

The Book of Joshua opens with this declaration: "Moses, my servant, is dead." To the Israelites, this was not welcome news. The people had followed Moses for a long time. However, God had determined that Moses' season was over. The next steps would be taken by Joshua.

In these last days, God has spoken. In these last days, God has not been silent, but He has told us what we need to know to act, decide, and be reconciled with Him! And yet, how often we ignore what He has said. Click to hear this convicting sermon from Hebrews 1.

The last words of the Old Testament are frightening! But the good news is that they are not the last words of the Bible itself.

"Lord, help my unbelief!" Do you have doubts? Do you struggle to accept something about God, His Word, or His work? Do you live in a tension between "belief" and "unbelief?" If so, click to hear this encouraging sermon from Mark 9:20-24.

What is Christmas about? Why does it matter? What hope does the story of a "babe in a manger" bring? Click to hear this timely sermon from Isaiah 6-1-8.

Are you anxious, afraid, or alone? Is the darkness closing in?

There's a man in the Bible who can relate - a man who thought his life was over, a man who was overwhelmed. His name was Jonah.

Click to hear this encouraging sermon from Jonah 2.

What does it mean to be "unequally yoked?" Specifically, in 2 Corinthians 6, the Apostle Paul tells us not to be "unequally yoked together with unbelievers." What does this mean for our various relationships? Click to hear this sermon from 2 Corinthians 6:14-16.

There is a "right" and there is a "wrong." There are absolutes in life and in the created realm. And to flaunt them is not only silly, but dangerous. Click to hear this sermon from Isaiah 5-20-21.