Zoe Dallas

Paul's first instruction for Titus was to install qualified men to lead the churches of Crete. Find out why God takes seriously what an elder must be, in home, in the church, and before God.

What makes a good church? It's a question that most Christians have asked at some point. The book of Titus tells us what God wanted the churches to hold to as the time of the apostles came to an end.

It doesn't do any good to know about God, but not respond to that truth! Learn how our response to the knowledge of God is must be to make every effort to grow in the qualities that make us fruitful and effective for the Lord.

The trinity has been the most cherished and widespread doctrine of orthodoxy for thousands of years. But is it even in the Bible? We'll discuss just how important the doctrine of God who is one being but three persons really is.

God alone is good. What does it mean that God is good all the time, and how does that change what we value how we understand the circumstances in our life?

Why would God send a prophet into a marriage he knew would be full of adultery, betrayal and pain? Find out how the ministry of Hosea is a picture of the God who is love, and who is committed to loving his people.

Grace is amazing, but the concept of grace can leave us with questions about how God really works. Discover how the Christian faith stands upon the unique truth of the undeserved gift of God's grace.

The mercy of God can seem to be at odds with his justice. What exactly is mercy? How is it different from grace? And why does God say that those who receive mercy must also show mercy?

Few words can make our heads turn as much in today's world as the word "justice." What does it mean that God is just? And how does that relate to the Christian's pursuit of justice? We'll explore from the Bible how to understand righteousness and justice, and why there can be so much confusion about these topics in the church today.

Notes from our Faith Forum on Race, Justice and the Gospel can be requested by emailing [email protected].

The wrath of God seems to be an inconvenient truth. But in actuality, it is good news that our Holy God hates and judges all sin.