This week we consider callings and convictions as we continue reading Paul's letter to Timothy.

'The Law Is Good'In this week's message we the role of the law in the Christian life and see the goodness of the law, the law is needed for good relationship with God, and that the law is needed for good relationship with people.

'A God of Order'Today we begin a new series studying the book of 1st Timothy which was a letter from the Apostle Paul to a young pastor. In the opening of this letter we learn about an ordered calling, ordered faith, and ordered purpose.

In the conclusion of our series The Parables of Jesus we look at the Parable of the Bags of Gold and will be challenged to evaluate if we spend or invest our time, talents, and treasure.

Today we look at two parables about dinner parties and learn how Jesus' relentless care for the poor and outsider should affect how we live today.

As we continue our series on the parables of Jesus, we look at the parable of the unmerciful servant and discuss what Jesus requires of us when it comes to forgiving others.

One of the most well-known and loved parables is the Prodigal Son. Today, we will walk through that parable and see how BOTH sons in the story are lost and need to be found by grace.

In this week's message we look at the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10 to see how Jesus' answers the question "Who is my neighbor?"

Today we start a new series on the parables of Jesus. We begin with the parable that helps us understand the rest of the parables, the Parable of the Soils. In this parable, we will learn what it is to hear God's word and four possible responses: a hard heart, a shallow heart, a choked heart, and a fruitful heart.

In the conclusion of our series we will discuss the Bible based response to these seven questions: 1. Some of our modern luxuries (phones, batteries, computers) are at times manufactured via modern day slavery. Should we give these up to avoid judgment for sin? Is there an age in childhood that sins start counting? 2. Is it wrong to enjoy learning about other religions and mythologies at an academic level? 3. If we don't have Priests and Prophets because Jesus is the perfect fulfillment of these offices, then should Christians seek for a "kingless" society due to Jesus being the perfect King? 4. There is scientific proof that dinosaurs and humans coexisted. How do Christians explain their contradictory beliefs in this? Does the existence of dinosaurs or aliens pose a problem for Christianity? How can Google call the tower of Babel a myth? 5. Is it a sin to buy lottery tickets, go to casinos, place bets, etc.? 6. I invite people in same-sex marriages to church because I see their love for Jesus and their openness to His grace. I assure them that they will be accepted and that Jesus loves them. How do I navigate that while they may feel welcomed, they may also hear that their lifestyle is considered sinful. This might be deeply upsetting to them and I want to help them on their spiritual journey without alienating them? 7. If we are not supposed to "get weird" when thinking about the End Times, how weird is "too weird"? Is having extra water, food, first aid, toilet paper, etc. on hand in case of WWIII weird? And what is Amillennialism?