children and parents. In what way do parents submit? More importantly, what happens when they do? If you’re a father or mother, or have significant child-rearing responsibilities (i.e., grandparent), then this is one of the most important sermons you’ll hear all year. (Eph 6:4)

It’s apparent that many children do not know how to relate to their parents. There seem to be Bart Simpsons everywhere we look. Unfortunately, they grow up and become adults who continue to be oblivious and disrespectful to their folks. How should children treat their mom and dad growing up? For that matter, how should adults treat their aging parents? (Eph 6:1-3)

Wives are supposed to submit to their husbands as the church submits to Christ. So husbands have it made, right? Not exactly. As we’ll find out, the Lord expects a lot from them. A whole lot. (Eph 5:25-33)

“Wives, submit to your husbands as to the Lord.” For some women that may be the most dreaded verse in the Bible. To them it’s archaic, demeaning and invites abuse. But is that true? Join us we debunk the myths and discover the true meaning and benefits of the submission principle. (Eph 5:21-24)

Salvation is a free gift which we don’t deserve and can’t earn. Yet, once we’re Christians there are clear and challenging expectations. Considering becoming a follower of Jesus? He wants you to know what it’s going to be like. Already a Christian? He wants you to know how you’re doing. "He who has ears to hear, let him hear." (Luke 14:25-35)

It’s human nature to question what we don’t understand or can’t fully explain. Despite life’s uncertainties, however, we make decisions and commitments on partial information all of the time. Unfortunately, many of us become paralyzed when it comes to the spiritual realm—we are unwilling to act decisively on what we know to be true because all of our questions haven’t been answered. Join us as we discuss the concept of acting on what we do know rather than on what we don’t know. (John 9)

Lots of people have opinions when it comes to the afterlife, but they aren’t equally valid. Who is right and who isn’t? We can be wrong about a lot of things, but being wrong about the afterlife can have eternal consequences. Join us as we discover God’s perspective on how to live forever. (1 Cor 15:1-6 & 20-23)

Lots of people have opinions when it comes to the afterlife, but they aren’t equally valid. Who is right and who isn’t? We can be wrong about a lot of things, but being wrong about the afterlife can have eternal consequences. Join us as we discover God’s perspective on how to live forever. (1 Cor 15:1-6 & 20-23)

What was declared 2,000 years ago and how did it impact Jesus? For that matter, how does it affect us here in the 21st century? Join us as we take a fresh look at the changes that came about from the resurrection of Christ. (Rom 1:1-4, 16-17; Phil 2:5-11)

God has made lots of promises, but one stands out from the rest. What is it and who benefits? Join us as we brush the dust off a promise that was made thousands of years ago. As we’ll see, the Lord followed through and people are still being impacted today. (Acts 13:16-39)