This week we begin to look at some of the questions that the Corinthian church had written to the apostle Paul about and his responses to them.

Join us for our second week where we examine the series of principles that Paul laid out by which ethical issues may be evaluated.

You never know what you had until it's gone. It is easy for us to take our relationships with others and with God for granted. This week we take a look at the importance of taking full advantage of the relationship that we have with God.

We know that Satan is going to attack us throughout our lives. This week we look at how are we as Christians called to react when Satan attacks?

Many people wonder what God is going to do with their lives. What does he have in store for me? This week we talk about the preparation stage that comes before He calls us to new tasks.

The parable of the sower and the seed gives us an inside look to the interaction between the Gospel and the hearts of people. This week we look at the different ways in which people respond to the Gospel.

The name of Jesus has power to it. It is a name that divides and that is evident in culture today. This week we talk about why the name of Jesus holds such power.

With the claims that Jesus made He could only be a lunatic, a liar or the Lord. Join us as we watch people confused in Mark attempt to work out the identity of Jesus.

Sometimes questions of ethics can be hard. Paul lays out a series of principles by which ethical issues may be evaluated and according to which the believers may be able to judge for themselves on questionable matters.