Love can be a hot topic in today's culture. While the Christian faith is grounded on the Love of God, many different voices in culture claim that God is not loving at all. After all, if He is truly loving, then why doesn't he let me live my life how I want to? Why does He have such a narrow mind on what's right and wrong?

The community that often voices these questions is the LGBTQ+ community.

In this lesson, we will explore what God's design for marriage and romantic relationships is, how this appllies to sexual sins and the LGBTQ+ community, and how we should respond as Christians who struggle with sins ourselves.

Have you ever been ridiculed or made fun of for something you did wrong? Have you ever felt like someone was just waiting for you to mess up--and wanted you to?

Sometimes, we can feel like God is hovering over us eager to condemn us as soon as we make one wrong move. We can feel like God is ready to cast us away as soon as we don't uhold our end of the deal.

In this week's lesson, we are going to answer this question: Does God still love me when I mess up?

Through the story of the prodigal son, we will see that God is a forgiving God, but his grace and mercy are not a free pass to sin-- it calls us to love God and others more.

Joni Eareckson Tada was someone who knew what it's like to suffer. After diving into shallow water when she was in her teens, she hit her head on the bottom of the lake, and the impact has left her a quadrapalegic for the rest of her life--without the use of her arms and legs.

How do we respond to suffering in this life? Why does it happen, and is there any purpose behind it?

In this lesson, we will look at what the Bible says about hard times in life and how we need to draw closer to God in hard times and not be driven away by them.

If you were to ask the average church goers this question: "Are humans basically good?" What do you think they would say?

What would you say?

Although the answer might seem clear, 7 out of 10 church goers said they agreed with the above question.

Listen in to this week's lesson about what Romans 3 has to say about this topic.

Have you wondered about who God is, and has it ever been confusing?

- Who is Jesus?

-Is the Father God?

- Who in the world is the Holy Spirit?!

Is this lesson, we will talk about how Jesus is God, how the Trinity is true, what proofs Jesus gave us to be confident in his divinity, and what does that mean for other religions.

If I were to ask you to prove to me that George Washington exists, what would you say?

Would you bring up history? Would you bring up the dollar bill? Would you think this is a silly question?

The reason why we know Jesus exists is because the Holy Spirit has revealed him to us through the Word of God. It is our book of history that tells us all about God's grand plan for creation and redemption. We know Jesus exists similarly to George Washington--there is written history!

However, do we have good reasons for believing that the Bible is reliable? And, is the Bible just a book of history?

Listen in to hear why we have more than great reasons to believe that the Bible is trustworthy and is the living Word of God.

Some questions are important: Is a hotdog a sandwhich? Is Taco Bell better than McDonalnds? Are the Lions going to be better next year? These are all big questions.

However, there are bigger and more important questions we need answers to.

In this series, we will be talking about some big questions that we can have in our faith. Often, these questions actually cause us to doubt our faith. Instead of letting doubts control us, we need to let the truth comfort us.

Join us in this lesson as we kick off our series by answering the question, "Is God Real?"

What if I told you that an 8-year-old became the president of the United States? Would you be baffled?

Josiah became King of Israel at the young age of 8, and he was not just a king - he was an exceptional king, and there are some big reasons why.

Listen to this week's lesson and hear how taking your faith seriously does not just start one day. It starts NOW.

Imagine being swallowed by a whale. That would be insane right? It would probably be one of the most memorable moments of your life.

Jonah, a prophet of God, was swallowed by a big fish and was in its belly for 3 days! While this was probably one of the most memorable moments of his life, it surprisingly is not the most memorable moment in the book of Jonah. The story of Jonah is a lot less about the fish and more about the gourd.

Listen in this week and hear a story that highlights the compassion of God and our need show compassion to others!

Think about the time you felt most alone. Were you terrified? Was there a deep pit in your stomach? Did you feel a sadness you did not even know was possible to feel?

There are times in our lives when we feel helpless, hopeless, and powerless. In these dark times of sadness and fear, we are supposed to seek God and not run from him because in his love is where we find our true purpose and home.

In this week's lesson, Alex is going to retell the story of Elijah and show us that God meets us in our brokenness and knows exactly what we need to be made whole.