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What's the earliest that you can remember doing something bad, something that was sinful and wrong?
Christians and non-Christians alike are familiar with the symbol of the cross. Here's a big question for us to consider. Did Jesus need to die on the cross?
Over the course of my ministry, I've often asked people if they think they're going to go to heaven when they die.
Are you familiar with the Year of Jubilee? Jesus came to pay your debt and grant you God's favor.
Martin Luther had a very interesting illustration. He said, Whenever we sin and we look at God, we think of God like a big mean monster.
Today, I'd like to read from John Chapter 8, which describes several types of temptations. As I read, I'd like you to listen to what some of those temptations are.
You ever served on jury duty? That's a pretty good picture, pretty good illustration, of what the Bible calls justification.
In Christian thought, there is something known as the Seven Deadly Sins. You've probably heard of a number of them before.
Do you ever need to vent?
When I was a little child, I became very good at hiding my real motives. I was able to fool my parents, or at least I thought I could.
Today we jump back into Ephesians with Pastor Marques Nelson to talk about your spiritual life.
Years ago, when I was in seminary, I remember one of our professors giving us this advice. He told us to save the cards and letters and emails in which people gave us compliments and to throw away those that gave us criticisms.
