Are the gifts of the Holy Spirit for today? Have any ceased to exist? This is a teaching from our "Deeper" class.

How do we live a life that isn't compromised in a culture that is completely ungodly? Why is it so important that we live holy lives of faith? Can't we compromise on some things and have the best of both worlds? Well, as we will see today- compromise always comes with a cost. In this study we will be talking about some controversial topics in relation to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah.

Do you struggle with a vibrant prayer life? Have you lost hope in the power of prayer. Maybe you just need to be reminded once again of the great privilege we have to come boldly before God's throne in our time of need. Join us in our study as we look at four aspects of our faith when it comes to prayer.

There are 8 Covenants in the Bible that are all so important to understanding God plan as a whole. In this session we will look at them all and zone in on the Old covenant and compare to the New Covenant.

In this session we will look at the importance of servant-hood and also have time for questions and answers.

What is the importance of Doctrine? And what are some of the false doctrines that are popular in our day?

Here in Genesis 17 God calls Abram to walk before Him blameless. Does He call us to the same standard, and if so, how do we even attempt to walk blameless before God? Well in this chapter we will discover 5 practical points of application to help us walk worthy of the calling we have received. We will also see that this is only possible through the only one who actually ever did walk blameless before God- JESUS!

No one likes to wait a long time for the things they really want, but sometimes that is the best place to be. The temptation however will be to take a short-cut in order to get the thing we really want. The problem is that when we short-cut our faith it always turns into a detour that brings us back to the waiting place that we already were, only now with numerous issues and consequences along with the waiting.

No one likes to wait a long time for the things they really want, but sometimes that is the best place to be. The temptation however will be to take a short-cut in order to get the thing we really want. The problem is that when we short-cut our faith it always turns into a detour that brings us back to the waiting place that we already were, only now with numerous issues and consequences along with the waiting.

Does it really matter how we live? Does the Bible really teach us to be Holy?And if so-Why is it important to live Holy lives?