This sermon addresses what God wants most from us. It shows us from the mouth of Jesus how we can show our love for God as we love him and others.

Glenn Colley: Bedtime Devotional for Children (ages 2-9)
Bring your children before taking them to the room to sleep. This will serve as an example of how to conduct daily family Bible time when you return home. This devotional will feature a model for grades 1 through 3. Pajamas are optional!

The word “Christian” is used widely and often flippantly in our modern world. What traits should be seen in a true Christian? The apostle Paul helps us with this question from 2 Timothy 2.

In a climate saturated with universalism and pluralism, it’s necessary and sobering to appropriately state from Scripture the fact that one can be religious and yet not be right with God. This study will focus especially on Matthew 7.

Why are we divided? Love has to be present in order to achieve a "racially" united church in the midst of a "racially" divided world.

Many have abused the account of the thief on the cross. What does the Bible really tell us about this man? Why is this account in the Bible? We can learn a great deal from him and follow his example of submission and faith.

This Psalm addresses the exaggerated emotions that accompany sorrow and disappointment. Criticism, despair, and loss come to all, and this lesson addresses how we can vent our confusion and frustration to God while also maintaining our faithfulness.