They are questions that every follower of Jesus

Christ must deal with. Will I love God, or will I love

the world? How do we live in this world without

becoming consumed by its pull? How do we become

people who truly crave the things of God? (1 John 2:15-17)

You are incredibly special. God created you in His

image, for His glory, and with very specific

purposes. If you are a Christian, God calls you to

live like a believer. 1 John 1:5-2:17 teaches us what

it takes to live as one who is redeemed. (1 John 1:5-2:17)

As Christians we have been saved so that we might walk in fellowship with Christ and each other. John introduces his letter by calling us to recognize the eternal, historical and personal Word of Life, Jesus Christ, and to recognize His call on our life. (1 John 1:1-4)

Paul finishes his description of ultimate love by describing a love that always protects, always trusts, always hopes and always perseveres. How do we learn to love like this? How do we as flawed people love with an "always love?" (1 Corinthians 13:7-8a, 13)

Reading the list of the markers of true love in 1 Corinthians 13 can be both a thrilling and terrifying exercise. Through God's power we can be a people who demonstrate love like this. This sermon breaks down the ten qualities of true love from 1 Cor. 13. (1 Corinthians 13:4-6)

Have you ever noticed how really religious people can do some really mean things? All we need to do to make God look really bad to the world around us is to act righteous without love. This sermon challenges us to be people who show God's love. (1 Corinthians 13:1-3)

He came onto the scene like a sudden storm and Elijah walks out of the spotlight in an even more amazing way. On his way out Elijah visits several locations that reveal the significance of finishing strong spiritually. Live life with the end in mind. (2 Kings 2:1-15)

Ahab is gone, but his son is not. Elijah has seen God faithfully display His power and His justice. The target on his life is still there. Ahaziah, the son of Ahab is now the king, and Baal-zebub is now worshipped. God's power delivers as Satan strikes. (2 Kings 1:1-18)

Ahab and Jezebel were some of the most wicked people to ever live. Their evil seemingly knew no end. But, God will only take so much wickedness before He is compelled to act. There is an end to God's patience. He always keeps His word. (1 Kings 21:1-29)

Ever feel worn out, depressed, or just plain defeated during what should be a season of rejoicing? Sometimes the aftermath of holidays or vacations, or long projects that have finally been completed can leave us feeling empty. Elijah was no exception. (1 Kings 19:1-21)