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This week we look at Jesus' return from 1 Thessalonians 5. Jesus' return should fill us with hope and encouragement, but it also contains a warning for those who are not prepared!

This continues our study in Acts and examines Peter's message to the crowd after Pentecost, as well as their response.

In this passage, the early church faces fear and threats and must choose whether to remain faithful or to flee! How should we respond when things get real?

In this study, we consider the contrast between Barnabas, who gives sacrificially with pure motives, and Ananias and Sapphira who give for personal gain.

In this sermon we examine John 3:1-16 and what it means that we must be "born again" in order to enter the Kingdom of God.

In this study in the Gospel of John, we see Jesus cleanse the temple of those who made it a marketplace. When challenged to give a sign to show that He had the right to take action in the temple, Jesus said that if they tore the temple down, He would raise it up in three days. Of course, we know that He was referring to His body and the resurrection!

This is a study of John 1:19-34. This sermon covers the testimony of John the Baptist concerning himself as well as his declaration that Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.

In this sermon we study John 1:1-18. We see that Jesus is the Word spoken of by John. He was there at the beginning of time He is the agent of creation. Jesus is God and He came to bring light and life to mankind!

"That You Would Believe and Have Life!" This is the first in a series studying the Gospel of John. In this video, we examine the reason John wrote his Gospel. John 20:30–31 (NASB95) 30 Therefore many other signs Jesus also performed in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book; 31 but these have been written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing you may have life in His name.

God is building the church and continuing to help it grow and mature. He gives gifts to people, and people to the church so that they can work to edify the church.