"The Bible Doesn't Condemn Homosexuality"

Christian friends vs. non-Christian friends, where to draw that line, and how much is too much time spent with non-Christians.

A plan for dating, courting, and engaged couples to remain pure until they say, I do.

The Word of God prohibits all fellowship with evil and expects faithful people to expose or reprove wicked works (cf. Ephesians 5:11). Christians frequently have friends and loved ones who habitually practice specific sins or who fall from faithfulness due to these transgressions (e.g. fornicatio...

Jerry Martin - All congregational leaders should become comfortable discussing these matters with people. How can I help a friend with an eating disorder?

Steve Higginbotham - How do you combat the shame of having a mental health disorder?

Scotty Sparks - How can a porn addiction be overcome?

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Practical and challenging elements of the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount with specific emphasis on Matthew 5:1-16.

Practical and challenging elements of the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount with specific emphasis on Matthew 5:17-5:37.

Practical and challenging elements of the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount with specific emphasis on Matthew 5:38-6:18.

Practical and challenging elements of the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount with specific emphasis on Matthew 6:19-7:12.

Trends associated with young people becoming unfaithful when they leave home.

Practical and challenging elements of the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount with specific emphasis on Matthew 7:13-7:29.

Helpful principles for New Testament Christians from God's Old Testament "Book of Deliverance", giving specific emphasis to Exodus 12:1-15:21.

Caleb will do a 7 Minutes of Wisdom Session all by himself! This discussion will address common and interesting questions posed by college students. Each question represents a sampling of inquiries collected from Christians enrolled in colleges and universities. (1). If God is so loving, why do b...

This session will consider the accusation that there was no single New Testament Christianity. Many "Christianities" competed for supremacy.

Do you have members of your congregation who are single and sometimes feel marginalized? This sermon is especially for singles looking for a healthy perspective of the church and their special place in the body of Christ.