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Where are YOU on the "spiritual spectrum"? Everyone, everywhere, is somewhere on this spectrum, and hopefully moving to the next level day by day, week by week.

Many don't like the fact that Jesus says He is the "only way" to the Father. Are there more ways to God than just Jesus? Does it really matter what you believe, as long as you're sincere? We'll address these and other questions in this final installment in our Summer series.

Is everyone's eternal destiny set by God and in essence, out of our control; or does man have some choice in whether or not to accept God's offer of salvation? We'll see what God's Word has to say about it.

So what works in life...us calling all the shots and running it ourselves; or letting God have His way in our affairs and relationships? We'll look at this question in this lesson session..

This lesson deals with forgiveness, a difficult topic (and achievement!) for many of us. You've probably heard it said, "I could never forgive them"...but thank the Lord, that is not a thought from Scripture.

In this week's lesson, we tackle another piece of "advice" that Christians hear a lot...keep your religious views out of politics and culture. Did God really say that?

A special guest speaker leads our study today, Dr. Tim Williams. Tim is a recently retired pastor who grew up here at FBC and a friend of over 50 years. He continues our Summer series with a look at the cliche, "Just follow your heart".

We continue our Summer series with this3rdlesson where we look at things often attributed to God or the Bible, that really aren't in there. You've probably heard people say that someone who died is now an angel. Did God REALLY say that?

We continue our Summer series with this 2nd lesson where we look at things often attributed to God or the Bible, that really aren't in there. This lesson's focus is on when people tell you, "Remember, God will never give you more than you can handle." Did God REALLY say that?

We begin our new Summer series with the first of several cliches that we often hear attributed to God or His Word and look at whether God "really" said that (or not).