American Christianity is often portrayed as a problem-free and suffering-free life. But this is profoundly unbiblical. We are all bound to experience problems. But what is affliction- How should we face it- How should we interpret it- And how should we move forward through it-

How important are global missions and evangelism- Have they always been things important to God- And should they be important to the church today- Are they important to you- Today Tim addresses these questions and more and helps direct us to see the world through a lens for the lost.

If we are honest with ourselves, from time to time we all struggle with our prayer life. If you are experiencing that right now, why not pray Scripture- Today we look at Psalm 103 as a great example of how God's Word can prompt us to pray.

What is a Christian- If you asked 10 Americans that question, you're likely going to get 10 different answers. Although different people may have different definitions, the Bible doesn't give us the option to create our own definition. So how does the Bible define it-

Perspective dictates how you experience life. How we see our circumstances and situations will often even determine how we see God. When we see the chaos of the world, we can even doubt the truthfulness of Scripture. How do we reconcile what we see with our eyes and what we read in Scripture and walk with hope-

The reputation of the Thessalonian church spread so quickly that news of them often proceeded Paul's arrival in a new city. How did this happen- The answer is no secret, and it is something that God has empowered every believer to do.

Why do you believe what you believe- Psalm 53 explores this question that confronts all of humanity. Despite what you may think, we often don't come to our beliefs based on reason and evidence. Instead, we believe what we believe because we love what we love.

Is Christianity true- That question is directly tied to the question, -Did the resurrection actually happen-- The answer to this question is not a matter of preference or popular opinion, but historical fact. So can this event be substantiated- The answer to whether or not the resurrection actually happened has resounding implications on our lives and how we should live.

When the world around you is falling apart, where do you turn- When you're facing the unexpected, where do you go- Many of us stress and worry. Rest is the last thing obtainable in those times. But will those things give us hope- Pastor Tim looks at Psalm 46 today to show that Jesus can only ever be our one true rest and hope.