Do you know the difference between immortality and eternity? Is God in time, or outside of time? What was God doing before he created everything? We'll answer these questions and more from the Bible as we look to the doctrine of God's eternity.

We talk about the Bible's assertion that God exists, and ways in which Christians over the centuries have argued for his existence. We also find that sometimes even those who know that God exists act as if he doesn't, which is utter foolishness.

How well do you know God? It's a question that may have an uncomfortable answer. Jeremiah reminds us that God wants his people to boast in one thing - knowing Him.

We just finished a series on contentment. But there is one way the Bible calls us to a godly discontentment that drives us to seek to grab hold of Christ, because he has grabbed hold of us.

The secret to being content isn't found in our circumstances, or even in ourselves. As we finish our study of this book, learn with Habakkuk that true, lasting happiness comes only when we look to the sovereign Lord.

The Book of Habakkuk teaches us again and again to wait. See how Habakkuk learned to wait with humble faith and a worshipful heart.

Everyone keeps saying Jesus is risen, but what does that matter to us? John chapter 20 gives us 3 encounters with the risen Jesus, and calls us into relationship with God through faith in the resurrected savior.

The reality of God is a truth that should lead us to respond with awe and wonder. God is real and he can be scary, but the good news is that he alone is salvation for those who believe!

When life is uncertain, one of the most important questions you can ask is whether or not you are right with God. Paul quotes Habakkuk to show us that faith in Jesus is the one and only way to answer yes to that question.

When unexpected circumstances hit, Gods' Word calls us to look to God himself. When we remember what God has done and anticipate what he will do, we are led to worship God our God of mercy - even in the most troubling of times.