It takes an open mind to investigate the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and it takes and open heart to believe and embrace it, and apply that truth to our lives in transformative ways.

After Elisha spoke the truth to his servant, he recognized the need to prayer a very important prayer for him. How should we pray after we've done our part to speak the truth to someone? What prayer should we pray for ourselves when belief for the impossible is difficult?

Part 2 of "Seven Roadblocks to Answered Prayer." Which of these could be a reason you may not be seeing an answer to prayer?

Why would a military leader need a female judge to accompany him to battle? Find out why in this story from Judges 4. 

Ever wonder why your prayer didn't get answered? There are at least 7 possible reasons why; today we look at the first two in Part 1 of this sermon series.

The book of Philemon contains a story about a runaway slave that poignantly illustrates just how God sees us, and the way He loves us.

The story of Uzzah in the Bible is troubling and embarrassing until we fully understand it; it serves to define "true worship."

What does God have to say about the use of the gifts and abilities He's given us?

In the parable of the Ten Virgins, Faith explains the sobering significance of trimming a lamp with no oil. 

Christianity offers us two choices, and they aren't merely between "good" and "evil."