Does the way you minister to people change with your circumstance? Would you write in the same tone if you were writing from a prison instead of a vacation spot?

Check out what Paul wrote to Timothy from a Dungenous Prison in Rome.

The Culture in Corinth was a very challenging one to live in. Many Christians today live in that very culture that existed over 2000 years ago. A Culture that both Christian, and still worldly. How does the cross change that culture from the inside out?

Check out the last sermon of the year at Vision Long Beach.

Here is the audio for our Christmas Service. We hope you are encouraged to share the Gospel with your friends and family this holiday season.

There were certain reasons why Jesus had to come to this earth. These reasons change us from the inside out. Turn to Galatians Chapter 4 as we study the Christmas story in our series entitled "Make Room"

John the Baptist fulfilled a very specific prophecy concerning the life of Jesus. His whole identity was wrapped around who He was in the eyes of God. What can that teach us about the upcoming Holiday Season?

During the Holidays our focus can get skewed. When people were looking to Jesus to provide a temporal need, Jesus, changed their focus to an eternal provision.

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The Gospel transcends economic class, social class, and every other form of identity this world has to offer. Whether free or slave, jew or greek, rich or poor, the gospel is available for all. Check out this weeks sermon as we finish off Paul's First letter to Timothy.

Paul wanted to prepare young Timothy to deal with sin and people correctly. This week we touched on how to deal with Widows, Older Men, and Pastors. Check out this weeks sermon in 1 Timothy 5.

Why are people susceptible to departing from the Faith? What is the reason that people depart from the faith? Paul wanted Timothy to stick to one thing, for this one things was powerful enough to save souls.

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What are the qualifications of a Pastor and a Deacon? How do we hold Pastors and Deacons accountable to these qualifications. Check out this study as we continue in First Timothy.