God doesn't limit your usefulness to your marital status. In this message, Dr. Robert Moeller shows us some lessons that anyone can benefit from as they serve the Lord.

What is the real reason for marriage? Is it all about fun, companionship, and pleasure? Or does God have a deeper meaning for marriage? Dr. Robert Moeller of For Keeps Ministries explains in this week's message. You can find him online at www.forkeepsministries.com.

The Christian life wasn't meant to be lived alone. We're supposed to gather brothers and sisters around us to encourage us and build us up. Often we think this only applies to other Christians in our church. But does this extend to other congregations in our neighborhood? Or are churches supposed to have the same competitive spirit that businesses have?

When we look at our neighborhoods it can be frustrating. So many people living pain-filled lives without God. How do we change it? Can we simply wish or hope for transformed neighborhoods? Or does God give us a simple blueprint for changing entire communities?

God meets people where they are in order to draw them, but He doesn't leave them there. God wants to change us to allow us to live a free life. Will we follow him or stay where we are?

In the recent investigation of an airline disaster it was discovered that a pilot being just a bit off in his calculations caused the plane to crash. Does our view of Jesus carry the same weight? Could being just a bit off have deadly consequences?

There are many distractions in life. From work piling up on our desks to laundry piling up in our closets, there are many things that demand our time and attention. Is there a way to stay focused on one thing? Does the Bible teach us that there is a main thing that we should be focused on?

When trying to reach other people with the message of Jesus, we have to make sure we're using the right tools. There are many ways to impact people. Almost all of them are good. But using them at the incorrect time can actually make people less attracted to God.

There's a pattern to the ministry of the Apostle Paul. He preaches, some people become Christians, others's don't, and then the ones who don't come to faith in Christ battle against Paul to try to run him out of town. What does this say to us about the importance of the message of Jesus and what reaction should we have when things get tough?

When we think about the Parable of the Prodigal Son we tend to focus on God's embrace of sinners when they return home. But there's something more there too. In this message, Dr. Michael Vanlaningham of Moody Bible Institute offers some advice on our response to sinners who repent.