What can we learn about Jesus by strolling through his family graveyard? In this study of Matthew 1:1-17, you will see encouraging things in the genealogy of Jesus that you never have seen before.

We know how important it is for us to move toward God, but what does it mean when God moves toward us?

Christmas may be the hap-hap-happiest season of all for some, but others need help to beat the holiday blues. In this message we search the Scriptures for practical tips on maintaining and restoring our mental health.

You will never again take God’s grace for granted after you understand the history of mankind’s quest for forgiveness, and how it was finally obtained.

“By his wounds you have been healed.” When Peter wrote that, quoting Isaiah 53:5, he applied it to our spiritual lives, telling us that the death of Jesus healed us from our addiction to sin (1 Peter 2:24). That’s wonderful, but what about physical healing? Is that part of salvation as well?

It’s one thing to believe that God is in control of world events, but does His sovereignty extend to every detail of your life? And if it does, how does that change the way you think about the dead ends and detours that have landed you on a path you never expected to travel?

Who decides the winners on election day? Ultimately, it’s not who you think. The good news is that whoever is President, God is King. And no matter how chaotic things feel down here, everything is under control up there! In this message you will see American politics from a new perspective that will give you peace and hope regardless of the headlines.

You know what you should believe about prayer. But do you? The seeming disconnect between what Jesus taught and what we experience can make us doubt that prayer makes any difference. How do we overcome our unbelief and resulting prayerlessness?

Psalm 91 is the most fear-dispelling chapter in the Bible … but can it be trusted?

If you use words like “faith”, “gospel” or “Christianity” in today’s culture, who knows what kind of response you’ll get? Words like these are wrought with misunderstandings, misgivings, and even outright disdain. The word “gospel” means good news, and in this message you’ll learn how Mark explained the gospel to Christians in Rome who, like us, lived in a culturally difficult time.