Brother Ian explains what it means to present ourselves as a living sacrifice, dedicating our lives to God's will out of gratitude for the great sacrifice he made for us.

Brother Ian explains how Jesus was sacrificed, taking on our sins, so we are able to be considered righteous before God, and can be rescued from the punishment that we deserve.

Brother Ian tells the story of King David's sin's and the consequences of those sins in 2 Samuel, which was the inspiration for Psalms 51, and explains what we can learn from these writings about the effects of sin and what to do after we have committed sin.

We are commanded by God to worship him. The focus of our worship should be to please and exalt God, meaning that we should worship in the way that we have been commanded to and with our hearts and minds focused on God.

Brother Ian explains why and how the Bible should be used in order to show us a standard for how we should be, examine ourselves against that standard, and make the changes in areas we do not meet the standard, as we strive to follow God's will.

Peace is a blessing from God and he has given us instructions on how to obtain it. God can help us find peace in our relationships with those in the world, our relationships within the church, our relationship with God, and our relationship with ourselves.

In Isaiah 36, the Rabshakeh, an Assyrian representaive, goes to Jerusalem to convince the Jewish people to surrender. However, the people of Jerusalem ignore whta the Rabshakeh says to them, and God delivers him. We should learn from this story to ignore fears, lies, and desires that do not align with God's will, and instead trust in God to deliver us.

We all get frustrated from time to time. Listen in as Jacob relays the story of someone in the Bible who got very frustrated and how God helped him overcome it.

What does it mean to be a Christian? What do we have to give up and what do we gain? Listen as David explains that there is nothing of value we lose and everything of value we gain be following Christ.

We are all building something. Sometimes literally: a house, a car, etc. but also metaphorically: a career, a family, a legacy. Listen as Lanny explains the most important and lasting thing we should be building in our life.