Given by Wes Cohron
How often do we look for pride when examining ourselves? How often do we admit that we have pride and repent of it? With the Spring Holy Days approaching it is important that we recognize this inconspicuous sin, which has been referred to as “the father” of all sins.
Given by Caleb Froedge
Just as the plants and trees need sunlight to utilize the energy for change and growth, we desperately needed the "light of the world" to shine forth in the darkness setting the example for us to follow. There is a process and spiritual "life cycle" that involves: receiving the light, change, growth, glorification, and being a...
Given by Tom Clark
What does it look like when our hearts are filled with love toward God and love toward other people? What does it look like? It looks like humility.
Given by Michael Hanisko
What does it mean to be pure in heart? A pre-Passover sermon.
Given by James Ellis
Although some Bible verses may appear to be confusing, we can often make sense of what God has preserved for us. This study will explore a collection of verses that are associated with the Passover.
Given by James Ellis
What is repentance and what does it look like?
Given by Mark Croft
Teddy Roosevelt's "Citizenship in a Republic" speech contains the famous "Man in the Arena" passage and is a great call to action for us as Christians. This message explores our own responsibility to find the opportunities God gives us to grow spiritually, to take action, to be in the arena. Paul is a great example of...
Given by Daniel Graham
Daniel Graham speaks about self control which he describes as the mastery of freewill.
Given by Caleb Froedge
This Bible Study looks at Chapter two of Haggai and two main messages found in this section. The two main messages found in this section involve the dangers of making comparisons and how spiritual defilement can spread if careful considerations are not made.