White Pine Church

Most of us think the one Commandment we are least likely to break is the sixth, "You shall not murder." But when you understand what constitutes "murder" in God's eyes—and the penalty for committing that sin—you will appreciate the grace of God and the death of Jesus more than ever before.

God’s secret to a long and happy life is simple. If only it were more popular.

Perhaps there are certain places that feel holy to you, because whenever you are there you feel the presence of God, but what if time has the potential to be just as holy?

Just like us, God has a name. How can we honor it and guard against its misuse?

How does the Second Commandment—the prohibition against the worship of visible representations of God—apply to those of us who live in what appears to be a post-idol society?

Few of us believe there is more than one God, so how is it possible to put other "gods" before the Lord? And how can we know if we are guilty of doing it?

Does God expect Christians to obey the Ten Commandments? Whatever you think the right answer to that question is, there may be layers of biblical truth you need to add to your understanding.

Guest Speaker: Eric Samuelson

Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus—but what happens next? In Acts 3, we get to see how the resurrection power of Jesus began to transform the everyday lives of ordinary believers.

Everyone wants to live a life of fulfillment and purpose, but how do we capture something that elusive?

How can people look at the same thing and yet see something completely different from each other? Maybe what we see depends on what we are looking for.