There is a New Testament Greek word that we often talk about when we study the Holy Spirit in John 14. Prior to John 14, Jesus is preparing His

This Sunday we’re going to talk about how we can know that the Bible is true. It logically follows that I should write about some phrases or sayings that

The 5th century BC historian Herodotus tells us that crucifixion was a form of execution practiced by the Persian King Darius during the time of Ezra and Nehemiah. Darius

Over the last six weeks we’ve been talking about God’s love. God’s love is a topic that is fundamental to our faith. The well-known John 3:16 stresses the importance

Conflict is a part of our existence. Everyone, at some time, will be in conflict with something or someone. As a faithful Christian, conflict with the worldly is inevitable

In Mark 12:28 Jesus answers a question put forth by a scribe (a teacher of the law) about “which is the first (foremost/most important) commandment of all?” Throughout the

If we are to individually engage in the mission of the church we have to first understand and embrace the mission of the church. This is important because without

Most Sunday evenings we’ve been looking at the Psalms. In all there are 150 Psalms divided into 5 distinct sections. While just about any Psalm could be included as

When we talk to people about Jesus and what it means to be a Christian, we might be asked: “Why Are You A Christian?” That is a question that

This year we’ve been focusing on evangelism and discipleship. While the two are connected, evangelism is more about teaching the Gospel with the goal of the hearer becoming a