Many Christians view the church as an outdated and irrelevant organization that may have outlived its relevance in today’s world.  But as we will discover today, God established the church as His primary vessel to accomplish His purpose on the earth.

God’s gracious offer of “salvation” is the heart of the gospel of Jesus Christ.  Today, we are going to discover what we are saved from, what we are saved for, and what we are saved by.

Someone has said, “What you believe about sin determines what you believe about salvation.”  Before we can fully understand and appreciate the salvation Jesus offers, we must understand why we need salvation.  Today, we are going to explore how one wrong choice by the First Couple long ago has impacted every single person who has ever lived.

Hebrews 1:13-14

 Last week we examined the reality and purpose of God’s holy angels.  Today, we are going to discover what the Bible says about another group of angels we know as demons.

Today we are going to explore what the Bible teaches about the invisible — but very real — world of angels and demons, and how they impact our lives every day.

Today we are going to look at what the Bible teaches us about the Second Member of the Godhead, Jesus Christ, and what those truths about Him mean for us today.

A.W. Tozer wrote, “What comes into our mind when we think about God is the most important thing about us.”  What should come into our minds when we think about God are things that are true about God.  Today, we are going to look at what the Bible reveals to us about God the Father.

 Today we have come to the conclusion of the most famous sermon ever preached. Jesus closes this revolutionary message with an invitation that is illustrated by four contrasts: two roads, two prophets, two followers, and two houses.

 Money and anxiety go hand-in-hand which is why Jesus links wealth and worry together in today’s message from the Sermon on the Mount.

Jesus never avoided controversy.  As we will see in today’s message from the Sermon on the Mount, He was willing to tackle two hot-button issues in the church today: giving and hypocrisy.

Many Easter sermons center on the historical evidence for or the theological significance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.  But today, we are going to look at this monumental event from an intensely practical perspective.  “What does the resurrection of Jesus Christ mean to me?”

If there is one word that summarizes the theme of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, it is “righteousness.”  Jesus defines what righteous living looks like in our daily lives, but today we are going to discover the key to developing that kind of righteousness that leads to genuine joy in this life and unending happiness in the next life.

Today, we are ready to jump into the heart of Jesus’ most famous sermon as He shares God’s standard for experiencing fulfilling relationships.

Jesus began His first and most famous sermon by addressing our greatest felt need:  the desire for happiness.  Today, we are going to discover what Jesus had in mind when He promised “happiness” to His followers.