This is the second in a 10-part series of messages examining current cultural issues from a biblical perspective. Explaining that God is for marriage, for singleness, and for healthy relationships in community, Pastor Rob looks at three misconceptions about marriage in our society today and two ways even those within the Church can embrace an unhealthy view toward singleness.

This message opens a 10-week series on some of the most difficult issues facing our culture today—and explains how the Gospel of Jesus Christ forms the framework for responding with clear, biblical convictions. Pastor Rob begins by offering two foundational principles that can help us speak God’s truth, demonstrate His love, and also understand the role we play as Christians in helping our culture and our communities flourish.

The New Testament speaks of the Church both as a body and as a building made of "living stones." Both, Pastor Rob says, are beautiful pictures of the unity, connectedness, and interdependence God intends us to experience within His Church in order to prepare us for our vital mission of blessing a broken and waiting world.

When Jesus washed the feet of his disciples, Pastor Ted Coniaris reminds us, He turned the social norm of the day upside down, introducing His followers to a whole new way of thinking and living—a new set of Kingdom realities under which the greatest become the least and the most powerful are unleashed to serve the powerless.

Starting in Genesis and all through the Bible, God calls His people to live on mission. Pastor Hanibal examines that call and what it looks like when we l put that kind of missional living into action in our everyday lives.

Pastor Rob continues a foundational series on the mission of Wheaton Bible Church by focusing on Christ's call to all believers to "grow together" as we live in a community of radical love.

The mission God has given to Wheaton Bible Church—to love God, grow together, and reach the world—gets at why we exist as a church. But it is only as we personalize that mission, Pastor Rob says, that it will begin to impact our lives 24/7, in every relationship, wherever we are.

Pastor Rob concludes our series of studies in the Psalms by looking at the great comfort found in Psalm 121, and God's promise to rescue and empower His people--in spite of life's anxieties and struggles.

Understanding the amazing backstory of Psalm 34, makes David's declaration of faith and praise in this psalm even more remarkable and powerful for us today.

Every thunderstorm is a worship service, Pastor Rob says, when viewed through the lens of Psalm 29. In the violent turbulence of a storm a vivid picture of God's awesome power and majesty is revealed.