This Sunday, Yes, I Believe In The Sin That We Rationalize.   Most Christians recognize there is sin, but not in their own lives.  Constantly comparing themselves with hardened criminals, a false sense of security arises.  To buttress this, a new terminology has developed.  No one has an addiction; it is called sickness.  No one lies or steals; it is just a lapse in judgment.  The Bible paints a different picture.

This Sunday, Yes, I Believe In The Son We Follow.  Fredrick Nietzsche, a philosopher who paved the way for the rise of Adolf Hitler.  He hated Christianity and wrote that he might be convinced if Christians looked more like Jesus.  We will address his take through the words of Paul in Philippians 2.

 This Sunday we launch a new study series, Yes, I Believe, a series about the basic teachings of the Bible.  Our first lesson, Yes, I Believe In The Bible That Reveals Life To Me.  There are many opinions about the Bible, yet it is our opinion that influences us most.

In our third installment of Hitting The Refresh Button, we discuss what faith isn’t, and the true role of faith in the development of the believer.   

This Sunday we begin a new study series, Hitting The Refresh Button, a study about the development of our faith.  Paul clearly outlines the goal of faith in Ephesians 4.  This study series will be about measuring the grip God has on our lives, and how we can refresh our faith.  This initial lesson is about Understanding The 4 Levels Of Faith.