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As Believers we know that bad things will happen. Sometimes they happen a lot. In other words, there are times when things are not ok. So, how then are we to see that even when things are not ok…they are, in fact, ok? Join us as we begin this journey through Philippians with the reassurance that even when things are not on…they actually are ok.

Of all of the questions we could possibly ask related to our salvation…this may be the most important. The Question? Can I lose my salvation? Is it possible that either I could walk away from a legitimate conversion or could God get so angry with me that He would simply take it away from me? This is an extremely important question in light of the most recent examples of people “quitting” their “faith” and renouncing salvation. If salvation is the most important thing that can happen to a person (and it is), is it possible that the God Who graciously gave will then quickly take it away. Join us as we tackle this all-important question.

God’s grace is amazing…right? So there is no way then that it could ever be considered controversial…right? If only that were the case. Only people could take something as extraordinary as grace and make it controversial. And that is often exactly what we do. What does that look like? How does it work? What exactly does grace contain that could make it controversial? Join us and find out.

Of course by now I think it is safe to assume that we know we cannot do works to earn our salvation. Yet Paul writes in Ephesians 2:10 that we are created in Christ Jesus “for good works”. So the question becomes: What role does works play in our salvation? How are we supposed to view them, engage with them, and value them as we walk in Christ as a result of His saving grace? Join us as we take a look at what God’s Word tells us about interaction between grace and works.

If we are saved by grace so that we cannot do anything to earn our salvation, why does Paul seem to say in Romans 10:9-10 that if we confess and believe then we will be saved? Do these verses contradict other grace-only verses? Is confessing and believing really a “work” in the first place? Join us as we continue our study on grace by taking a look at just what is meant when we are told we must respond to the Gospel.

As Believers, we use the word grace a lot. And we should. After all, it is by grace that we are saved. But do we really understand the Biblical view of grace? Are we certain that if someone asked us what we mean by “God’s grace”, we would be able to give a complete answer. It is vitally important that we get this right. So, using the letters that make up the word, we are embarking on a 5-week journey to better understand what God means when He uses the word…grace.

This is the question that is as old as humanity. All people will ask this question at some point in their lives. As we finish up this amazing journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon guides us to the answer to the question: What is the meaning of life?

One of the first things we want to know once we come to faith in Christ is: What does God want me to do? It is only natural that we would want to do what pleases Him and be a part of Him accomplishing His will on this planet and in our lives. But what does that look like? And how does it work? Join us as we examine this question in Ecclesiastes 11:1-10.

We all understand the construct of getting good, fatherly advice. But what about the advice we can get from our heavenly Father? Is there such a thing? There is indeed. Join us as we delve into advice that only a true Father can give.

As Believers, does God want us to enjoy our life on this planet…or simply endure it until He calls us home with Him? In these fascinating verses we will take a look at how God actually does give us joy in a life that is often filled with pain and difficulties.

I think most of us would not hesitate to pronounce our trust in God. But is that accurate? Do we really trust Him…especially when everything around us is crumbling? Join us as we examine this all important question.

What does it mean to have peace? What does it mean to have true peace? As we continue in the Book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon helps us to understand what true peace is…and how it can only come from God.

We all want wisdom. But what does that look like and how do we get it? In part two of this message we will continue to examine what true Godly wisdom actually is and how we can get it.

We all want wisdom. But what does that look like and how do we get it? In this episode we will take a look at the virtues of Godly wisdom which is juxtaposed with the world’s counterfeit version of wisdom.

We are told over and over again that, as Believers, this world is not our home. We are simply sojourners on this planet. If that is the case, then how do we live in a world that is not our home?

Do you consider yourself a greedy person? Do you think God would consider you a greedy person? Join us as seek out the Biblical definition of greed and the destructive role it plays in our life.

Every interaction we have with God should be considered worship. And why not? He is the only true holy Being in the universe. But how are those interactions supposed to look? What are the elements that need to be in place in order for us to properly worship? Join us as we discover those elements in God’s Word.

As Believers we are told that though we are in the world, we are not to be of the world. But what does that mean? How should we interact with the world? Can the world actually do anything for us? In these verses we see what happened to Solomon when he took his focus off of God and put in […]

Worry and anxiety affect every single human being on the planet. No matter what your circumstance in life, worry and anxiety plagues us all. Jesus warns us of the detrimental effect worry has on all of us in Matthew 6:25-34. But is worry, in and of itself, a sin? Is it wrong? Solomon was one of the most accomplished, wealthy, […]

Is there anything wrong with a Believer wanting success? Is worldly success an antithesis to God’s desire for our lives? Join us as we answer this extremely important question while looking at the world through the prism of God’s Word.