What practical difference does it make that you are a Christian, especially in America- How we view our citizenship will dictate where we find our hope, who we trust, and how we behave. Ultimately, what is the source of America's deficiency-

Natural disasters, global pandemics, political unrest, cultural division- there never seems to be an end to causes of stress and fears. As Christians, what can we do- How can we navigate this world and this time-

We continue to look at Paul's introduction to the Philippian believers. And in it we see what a Christian life should look like and the real purpose as to why it ought to look that way.

What is the largest organism in the world- To answer that question, Interim Pastor Jeff Davis looks at the introduction to Paul's letter to Philippi and sees how churches that are founded on the Gospel of Jesus Christ, although they may be separated by geography and buildings. are interconnected.

Christians are well aware that Jesus died on the cross. In fact, we stake our eternal destiny on that event. But why is the crucifixion so important- What does a life that's been transformed by Jesus' sacrifice look like-

This is the last Bible talk that we will do from the Psalms, so we will end it on a topic that is taught throughout the Bible- salvation through grace. Despite what many believe, this truth is taught all over Scripture. So what do the Psalms say should be our proper response-

Throughout Christian history, those who have followed Christ have regularly spoken of Jesus as Savior. But what does being Savior mean and why is it necessary for Jesus to be the Savior- As we see in Hebrews, the importance of Jesus being Savior is unequivocally the foundation of Christianity and the hope Christians have.

Psalm 119 is by far the longest chapter in the Bible. Instead of reading the entire Psalm, Pastor Tim hits some his favorite verses to whet your appetite for this chapter, and hopefully, your desire for the entirety of God's Word.--The book that Pastor Tim references is -An Exile's Guide to Walking with God- Meditations on Psalm 119- by Brian Borgman.

How do you feel about death- Do you fear it like many do- Or do you try to avoid thinking about it like others- Sooner or later, death will come for everyone. So how does Jesus' death relate to our inevitable death-