Titus – Surviving Secularism
For your convenience, we are posting audio from our Titus Adult Bible Training Hour series. We will be posting future lessons here as well.
For your convenience, we are posting audio from our Titus Adult Bible Training Hour series. We will be posting future lessons here as well.
Who is Jesus? That is the question that Matthew was trying to answer in his gospel. We might be tempted to think like some of the first century Jews who thought Jesus was merely another prophet. We also might be … Read More
What do you think of when you hear the words “Great Commission”? Perhaps you think of going overseas to some far-away land, a “church planting” endeavor, or perhaps a famous missionary such as Hudson Taylor or William Carey. Unfortunately, there … Read More
Friday was a bad day, but it wasn’t the end of the story. After Jesus died and Joseph laid His body in the tomb, Joseph rolled a large stone in front of the grave. It was almost as if Joseph … Read More
The death of Christ is one of the most climatic moments in the Bible. It stands as the most horrifying, yet beautiful acts of love the world has ever known. The atoning sacrifice of Christ on the cross changed everything, … Read More
Remembering the gospel is one of the most important and effective ways of enduring temptation. Sin is always tempting, strongly luring us away from the godliness that our faith anticipates. Sometimes the lusts of the flesh and the eyes and … Read More
You have heard the common cliché, “Live without regrets.” Or perhaps you have heard someone say at the end of their life, “I have no regrets.” The fact of the matter is, we all have regrets due to our human … Read More
The New Year has arrived as we collectively close out another chapter in our lives. It goes without saying that 2020 has been characterized by much turmoil, fear and unrest. But the fact of the matter is, such upheaval is … Read More
Christmas is here! The long-anticipated holiday has arrived. Each year we wait and prepare for the celebration of the birth of Christ like no other holiday on the calendar. Much energy, expenditure, and time is given to the preparation of … Read More
If I’ve seen one 2020 meme, I’ve seen a hundred. Each one of them tries to communicate in picture just how bad this year has been. Then I see frequent statements saying, “2020 can’t end fast enough,” as though a … Read More