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In the United States, we have a kind of specific idea about what constitutes a hero.
I find myself thinking maybe I'll give into a temptation, just a little bit. If I don't take it too far, then God will be okay with that, right? No. He's not.
So can a Christian believe in aliens? It sounds like a completely wild question, but this is one that I've been getting asked a lot lately.th
Human beings and the world were designed together. This world provides for us everything that we need in order to get by.
I do have to say, when people are interpreting Christmas Carol, I think that they miss some of the critical elements.
Any time we look to our selves to try to cover up who we are and what we are and what we have done wrong, the result is catastrophic.
Reverend Brian Klebig shares the story of how 10 cents affected multiple generations of his family.
God seems to have positioned his church right at the epicenter of every single communication revolution that has ever taken place.
We live in a dangerous world. We live in a world that wants to kill us, not just physically. We live in a world that has enmity toward our souls.
Today's devotion is for people who struggle spending time in God's Word.
Today we take a closer look at the 4th Commandment. And how we can view obedience to our parents and to God.
Today we're joined by Reverend Brian Klebig to talk about one of the last verses in the Bible.
