Given by Ralph Levy
Hypocrisy abounds in our culture today, and it often shatters the trust people have in their leaders, both religious and political. But what does the Bible say about this topic? How is hypocrisy defined? And will it ever be completely eradicated?
Given by Dave Myers
The wilderness is often thought of as hard, perilous, lonely and dangerous. But is there a better way to look at the spiritual wilderness God asks us to traverse?
Given by Doug Horchak
God reveals much truth and understanding to His people. Yet there are elements of prophecy and events in the future that we are not aware of. Our Heavenly Father gives understanding to His people—both as individuals and as the Church—on a “need to know” basis, and we can trust He will do just that!
Given by Clyde Kilough
The Bible never says that Christians are not to judge, but Jesus made it very clear that we are to “judge with righteous judgment.” But what exactly does righteous judgment look like, and why is this so important to our spiritual maturity?
Given by David Johnson
We often fail to consider the principles behind God’s laws. For example, why does sin always produce a death penalty? Is God being fair to require people to live by His laws, or is He being arbitrary?
Given by Ralph Levy
The Bible often refers to our hearts as the seat of our intent, which governs our life as Christians. What does this mean? And how should we Christians maintain a right heart before God?
Given by Doug Horchak
The Day of Atonement brings many lessons. In this message we discuss three takeaways: 1) understanding the influence of Satan, 2) realizing this world is truly held captive and 3) recognizing the importance of analyzing ourselves.
Given by Jim Franks
Members around the world have a story to tell about their lives and how God called them. It is inspiring to hear these stories and see how the life and example of one person can affect the lives of so many others. Paul wrote to the Philippians and encouraged them to “shine as lights in the world.”
Given by Clyde Kilough
The Bible talks about the “chosen people.” What exactly does that mean? How is one to think about that? How should that affect one’s life?