Why do Christians care so much about lust? This week, we look to the Bible to see where lust originates, how it affects us, and why God cares so much about it. We’ll see that lust can be defeated and that its penalty has already been paid through the cross of Christ.

There are four main causes for depression, and there are many, many examples of people in the Bible who battled it. What do we do if we feel like we're depressed? What do we do if someone we love is feeling depressed? Listen to find out more.

Gender and marriage should point us back to the beauty of the Creator, and the goodness of the Gospel.

Alcohol is clearly a gift from God, and it's clearly very dangerous. How, as Christians, do we handle alcohol? When is it OK to drink? What does the Bible say about this?

Parenting is tough. So is being a kid. What does the Bible say about parenting? It says quite a bit. The Bible is full of timeless truths that help us navigate parenthood. Listen to find out more.

In our busy world, how does Sabbath and rest fit into our schedules? Is Sabbath even possible in our current society? What does the Bible say about rest today? How is God’s heart for His people revealed through Sabbath and rest?

Baptism and communion. Those are the two ordinances of the Christian church. What is an ordinance? How did these ordinances start? How should we practice them today? Listen to find out more.

When facing hard questions, a person's natural first inclination is to try and find out what other people think about it. We Google it, read articles about it, and see what other people say about it. We are being formed by the thoughts of others. Is that OK? Is that a good plan? Should we base what we believe simply on what others believe? Or is there a better way?

We talk often about "being saved" in church. For people who have been saved, the purpose of life changes. For a saved person, what is that new found purpose? Listen to find out more.

Facing persecution is something Jesus warned his followers about. Many times. Yet, most of Jesus followers today are avoiding it at all costs. Do we believe Jesus when he said that facing persecution is actually a mark of a blessed life?