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What the Bible Says About Jesus
Jesus, the Living Word, is revealed in the written Word of God. If you want to know Jesus then you must study your Bible. From the first book of the Old Testament through the New Testament we see Christ.

Into the Wilderness
We all have busy days, but nobody has ever been busier than Jesus was! Although He was everlastingly busy during His earthly ministry, Christ was never so much in a hurry that He neglected prayer. Listen to this episode of The Weekend Pulpit.

Going Deeper With God
While there are many things we do not know about God, there is much that we can know about God. He wrote it down for us! The deeper we go into Scripture the deeper we can go into our knowledge of God.

What the Bible Says…
The Bible is God's revelation of Himself. Its purpose is not simply information or inspiration—it is given for us to know God! On the pages of Holy Scripture we discover the truth about God.

Doctrine Is Not A Dirty Word!
Doctrine is not for professional theologians and academic minds. It is simply our beliefs and teachings, taken directly from the Word of God. Study the Scriptures and settle what you believe from the Bible.

What the Bible Says About God
In an age of deception God's people must know what they believe - and why! We must be ready to share with others, not what we think, but what God thinks. It is time to know and make known what the Bible says.

Questions, Periods, and Exclamation Points
Our generation has more information available than ever, and yet there seems to be such a lack of truth. Every question must be brought to the Giver of truth! Today we look at three treatments of truth. How do we treat the truth?

A Life of Repentance
While repentance is necessary for our salvation, it is equally essential for our sanctification. A Christian who fails to regularly confess his sin to the Lord resultantly fails to grow in his walk with Him. Your faith can be measured by your repentance.

4 Things to Remember
Modern Christianity says, "Gain is godliness." Whereas biblical Christianity says, "Godliness is gain." Join us as we conclude our study of stewardship with some key truths to remember.

Eternity Reveals All
You cannot fully understand biblical stewardship without looking at it through the lens of eternity. Eternity clarifies many circumstances and purifies our motives. Put your life in the perspective of eternity.

The Discipleship of Stewardship
If you are a disciple of Jesus Christ, that is because another disciple once reached you. Now, you are responsible for reaching others with the same message! Have you added any chains to this spiritual link?

What God Shows You In the Dark
In the darkest times, God is at work. The coming of Jesus Christ is one of the greatest examples of this. Yet, it is not just a truth for the Christmas season. In your darkest seasons, God will teach you the deepest truths.

The Secret to Being a Giver
Are you a giver or a taker? Everything you give is a response to everything God has given you. As God's grace motivates you, aspire to give the way God desires.

The Worship of Stewardship
Worship is much more than singing or congregating with other believers. It is our response to God's revelation. The worship of stewardship acknowledges that God is God, and we are not.

Grace! Grace! Grace!
Stewardship is not so much about your goods as it is God's grace. All that we have and are can be appropriately attributed to His grace! When you have the right view of His grace, you will have the right motive for stewardship.

The Fellowship of Stewardship
The Christian life is relational. In Christ, we are connected to believers in a way incomparable to any earthly relationship. How are you stewarding your relationship with your local church?

The Three Ships of Stewardship
The three "ships" of stewardship are fellowship, discipleship, and worship. They always sail in tandem, and their paths are inextricable. Tune in as we continue our practical series!

Love the Lord
We live in a world that knows very little about love and yet ever longs for it. However, God, who is love, longs for us to love Him. Which side of the battle are you on?

Keep Growing
The greatest evidence of life is growth. A good Christian steward never stops growing. As you continue to steward the life you were given, you will better pass that life along to others.

It Costs – But It Always Pays!
In the Christian life, no sacrifice ever outweighs the reward. The Master takes excellent care of His servants. God will often reward His children in this life, but it will be worth it all when we see Him face-to-face in eternity.

Things Are Not Always What You See
There are two ways to live: by sight or by faith. One who lives by sight places his emphasis on the external and temporal. You cannot be the steward God saved you to be and live by sight.

Who Are You Doing It For?
Motive matters. You can do the right thing for the wrong reason. While we cannot discern the intentions of other's hearts, we certainly can examine our own purposes.