Messages

What is your greatest need in this life? Is it to solve your family problems, or your relationship problems, or your financial problems, or your health problems, or your job problems? Our greatest need is not to solve any of these particular problems, which are really only symptoms of an even greater eternal problem. This study examines this greater eternal problem and how solving this problem will help us to deal with all the others.

When looking at the Bible and thinking about living to please God, sometimes, with the many commands we read, it seems like pleasing God is extremely complex. But Jesus simplifies matters for us and summarizes and distills all the Biblical commands down to just two. This study examines those two commands and explains why they are the two greatest priorities we can have in life.

Are miracles possible? It would seem the only way to know for sure would be to first decide whether or not God exists. If evidence is available to establish the existence of God, then miracles are automatically possible. This study examines the classic arguments against miracles and shows that miracles are not only possible but probable.

When his enemies sought to trap him, Jesus showed his followers, including us, a balanced allegiance to earthly authorities and to our ultimate Heavenly Authority. We give back to Caesar what is Caesar's, and we give back to God...our very selves!

The gospel of Jesus Christ is God's invitation for us to have a relationship with Him. This invitation rests upon the character of the one offering it, and if comes with the certainty of His honor and our benefit. At the same time, this is not reject this invitation, but rejecting it comes at a impunity. Truly this is the most important invitation we will ever receive.