Today, we will see from the life of Saul why our Christian life has so many ups and downs.   Just when we think life should get better, oftentimes it gets worse. Have you ever experienced this pattern in your life? Why is that?

What does it mean to be a lukewarm Christian? Are lukewarm Christians even Christians? Join us today as we learn from the Church of Laodicea how Jesus feels about those who sit on the fence without taking their faith seriously.

After we die, we are all going to be judged. But who will judge us? And why? Today, we will see how this plays out with two people who just recently passed away: Ozzie Osbourne from Black Sabbath and Hulk Hogan. What we will learn is that they both will be judged, but differently.

When we become a true born-again Christian everything in our life should begin to change. We see this from a man named Saul. Saul was a very religious Jewish Pharisee. He hated Jesus' followers but one day he had an encounter with the risen Jesus and everything changed. He went from Saul the Jesus hater to the Apostle Paul the Jesus lover.

As Christians, we need to understand that if we believe and follow the Jesus of the Bible that we are on the same team. We may disagree about things like End Times or if we should speak in tongues. We may disagree about when we should take communion or if we should sing hymns or modern worship songs. But those are non-essentials.

Today we see applause and appreciation from Jesus to the church of Philadelphia – a church filled with Jesus followers who were doing everything right! Join us today as we see what that looks like and how we can be just like them!

Do you have people in your life that want nothing to do with Jesus? They hate that you are a Christian. They hate the church. They hate it when you talk about your faith. It’s those people we think God would never save. Could never save. But today in Acts we will see that God can and does save people like Saul who will eventually become the great Apostle Paul.

Join us today as we continue our study in Luke as we talk about doubt. What we will see is that even very godly men like John the Baptist doubted! We will work through what our job will be to stop our doubting as we recognize that doubt - untreated - can kill our faith!

Do you look spiritually alive and yet you really are spiritually dead? Join us today as we see what words Jesus has for the Church of Sardis who He says “looks alive” but in reality is “dead”! If this church looks like us – what does Jesus say we can do about it?

People matter to God and because of that, God calls us as Christians to talk to people about Jesus. Today we will see Philip who did exactly that and because of this one encounter, people in Ethiopia know about Jesus today. We never know how far and wide the message of Jesus will go when we actually open our mouths and share Him with others.