Politics is such a "hot button" topic. Some Christians feel that the church should be very engaged in the political process. Some feel the church should stay out of politics altogether. Should Christians care about politics? If so, how do we do so in a God-honoring way?

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One of the only things almost everyone agrees on is that we're living in the midst of a mental health crisis. And far from belittling our anxiety or outsourcing treatment of it solely to "the professionals", God understands our anxiety and wants to help. A less anxious life is the byproduct of having a mission in life greater than the self.

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There's no question that safety and protection are at the forefront of people's minds these days. The world is sometimes dangerous and hostile, so it's easy to get consumed with staying safe. The question we must ask as Christians is, "How does God want us to live?" Or, to put it another way, "How can we live with courage in a dangerous world?"

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Why do we feel like everything is getting worse when most things are actually getting better? In short, entitlement, and entitlement is a huge psychological, sociological, and spiritual problem because it makes us forget everything is a gift.

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A sacrament is defined as a Christian rite that is believed to have been ordained by God and that is held to be a means of divine grace or to be a sign or symbol of a spiritual reality. In the catholic church there are believed to be 7 sacraments. In most evangelical protestant churches we primarily emphasize two (Baptism and Communion). What is the purpose of the sacraments and how should we approach them as Christians? These and other questions will be answered in this final sermon of our "Churchology" series.

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Faith is personal. Much like any other relationship in our life, our relationship with God grows and deepens when we spend intentional time alone paying attention to Him. Don't settle for a seat in a church on Sunday mornings.

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The Tabernacle is a vital element in the overall narrative of scripture. The Tabernacle is where God "lived" amongst Israel. Why did Israel need the Tabernacle? What does it ultimately point to?

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This is message about the meaning of discipleship in the Churchology series. The goal is to show that Jesus himself was a disciple who made disciples and to show what he has done for us and what he desires to do in and through us as we follow him as disciples.

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What does it mean to be saved? What does salvation look like and how do I attain it? Is it something I receive once or is it an ongoing work in my life? These are very important questions. When it comes to salvation, it's important for believers to have a full understanding of what it means to be "saved." A right understanding of salvation has past, present, and future implications that change the way we live.

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What was the Law? What was it for? What is it for? Contrary to what many have heard, the Law was a gift intended to help us live in sync with creation's moral design, and while it's not our master or savior, it can still be our friend.

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