Jesus tells us He is returning for His people. However, He said that 2,000 years ago. That's a long time ago! How can we know He's really going to come back?

As we begin a message series in 2 Peter, we look at what knowing God should lead us to do. It's easy to get caught in the knowledge trap, where we simply work hard to try to know more about God. But what should we do with this knowledge? The Bible helps us see the power of moving forward in our lives as a result of what we know about God.

Regardless of where you work, there are probably many days when you really dislike it. You may have a tough boss or your job could be boring. It may be a physically demanding career. Or you might be mistreated by coworkers. God wants to change our view of work so it moves from dread to joy.

The church at Corinth was a wreck. People were arguing about everything and taking sides. Basically, they were creating separate churches within the church. The Apostle Paul wrote to these Christians to show them what it really means to be one Body baptized by one Spirit.

We all mess up and seemingly fail the Lord we long to please. Jesus' breakfast meeting with Peter reveals how He is able to renew our hearts and restore our hopes.

In this two-part series we are looking at the Cain and Abel story and exploring what life is beyond the Garden of Eden. This week, in Part 2, we explore what this teaches us about God.

In this two-part series we are looking at the Cain and Abel story and exploring what life is beyond the Garden of Eden. In part 1 we will be asking the question, Why did God accept Abel's sacrifice instead of Cain's? And what does this teach us about God?

As believers we are called to take what has been entrusted to us and pass it to others.

Do you find yourself discouraged? May the promises of God deliver you from your discouragement today.