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1 Cor 15:1-11 If someone asked you, "What is the gospel?" What would you tell them? Would you include all the right information? And what do you expect the gospel to do in someone's life when they believe? We consider those questions and more as we continue our study in 1 Cor.

1 Tim 1:18-20 We don't like conflict, do we? Nobody does if we're being honest. However, Paul told Timothy to expect conflict and to prepare to fight. What would be the nature of this conflict though? - Truth. Doctrine. This is a critical issue for the church. So, how are you preparing to fight the good fight? Listen this week as we consider the importance of defending the faith as Pastor Sam continues his study in Timothy.

1 Cor 14:26-40 How does God order His church? What are the things we should expect? And what about the role of men and women? We consider those questions and more as Pastor Andrew continues his study in 1 Cor.

1 Tim 1:15-17 What is truly important to you? Is it your health? Your family? Your church? Today we consider the gospel and its glory. When you realize what God has done through His work of salvation, He quickly becomes your greatest joy.

1 Cor 14:1-25 What exactly are tongues? How were they practiced in the Bible, and how are they practiced today? We consider the Biblical and modern view of tongues this week as Pastor Andrew continues his study in 1 Corinthians.

1 Tim 1:12-14 When the Bible speaks about ministry, what exactly does that mean? Is it speaking of ministers, like Pastors? Or is speaking to all church members? And what does God want from us in terms of this important work in the church. We consider the definition and privilege of ministry in the church this week.

1 Cor 13 We can laugh at the song, but in all seriousness what exactly is love? Is it a feeling? A commitment? And how do you actually see it in action? We consider that and much more as we look at God's definition of love in 1 Cor 13 with Pastor Andrew.

1 Tim 1:8-11 We're all familiar with laws. We obey traffic laws, we avoid violating tax laws, etc. But what about the law in the Bible? Does God have laws that we are to obey? Are they meant for today? And how do we make sense of this law in light of the gospel? We consider that and more as we continue our study in 1 Timothy.

1 Cor 12:12-31 How does God want the church to function in terms of individual roles when it comes to gifts? And how should we view the spiritual gifts that God has given each of us? Are we all of completely equal importance in the church? We consider those questions as Pastor Andrew continues his study in 1 Corinthians.

Luke 15:11-32 This week Pastor Sam shares a very special Friends Day message about the Prodigal Son.

1 Cor 12:1-11 What does it mean to have spiritual understanding? And why would the church need to have this kind of understanding as it pertained to spiritual gifts? In the church at Corinth, and even today, there was real confusion about what was a true spiritual gift. This week we consider the guardrails God wants us to understand as we discern what are truly spiritual gifts in God's eyes.

1 Tim 1:3-7 As we continue our study in 1 Tim we come to the topic of teaching and what God desires for us to hear. However, we don't just hear teaching inside the church. There are countless people and entities that want to disciple us outside the church. So, how do we discern and guard against anti-biblical teaching? We consider that important question this week.

1 Cor 11 23-34 This week Pastor Andrew concludes a teach on the Lord's Supper looking at a strong warning from Paul.

1 Tim 1:1-2 As we begin a new series in Timothy, we begin by looking at the topic of "calling." What does it mean to be called by God? Is every Christian called? And how does that affect your daily life? We consider that and much more as we begin 1 Timothy.

1 Cor 11:17-22 Why does the church celebrate the Lord's Supper. What is its significance? And what does God require of those who participate? We consider those questions as Pastor Andrew resumes his study in 1 Corinthians.