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How Should Christians Respond to Their Civil Rulers?

Conrad Hilario

Romans 13:1-7

Paul explains that God established governing authorities to curb evil in the world and we should submit to our governing authorities, so long as it doesn't enjoin what the Bible forbids or forbid what the Bible enjoins. Real change takes place through spiritual transformation and we look forward to the day God will establish His just and loving rulership on earth.

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Romans 13:1-7Rom 13:1-7 Rom 13:1-7By Conrad Hilario Teaching Date: 08/05/2019Paul explains that God established governing authorities to ...

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The Woman at the Well

Ben Foust

John 4:1-42

Despite many personal, cultural, and religious barriers, Jesus approaches a woman at a well to demonstrate that he is the only one who can quench her spiritual thirst. The Gospel has the same effect today when we turn to God to restore the relationship we were created for and allow Him to meet our deepest needs.

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John 4:1-42John 4:1-42 John 4:1-42By Ben Foust Teaching Date: 07/28/2019Despite many personal, cultural, and religious barriers, Jesus ap...

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Jesus' Provision for Our Deepest Needs: A Real Encounter with God

Mike Sullivan

John 4:1-42

Jesus' miracles demonstrate not only that he is the Son of God as he claimed, but also that he cares about the plight of people and that he has the power to meet our deepest needs.

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The Whole World for Christ

Canco Casassa

Matthew 28:18-20

Jesus said in Matthew 28:19, "Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." Jesus has commissioned a global rescue mission and we each get to play a part. What else does scripture say about missions? Xenos has a specific vision of our role in missions that is guided by scripture. We will look at what this vision is as well as the key scripture that motivates this vision.

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Matthew 28:18-20Matt 28:18-20 Matt 28:18-20By Canco Casassa Teaching Date: 07/11/2019Jesus said in Matthew 28:19, "Go and make disciples ...

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Showing and Sharing the Love of Christ to Your City

Rod Dempsey

Matthew 28:18-20

The Gospel is the only hope for our hopeless world. Jesus wants to provide salvation, healing, and love to our broken and hopeless cities. Yet, how will our cities hear and feel the love of Jesus if we aren't sharing? Jesus says in John 13:35, "By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another." We will look at how to share the love and forgiveness of Christ with our broken cities, not only in spiritual conversations, but in the way we love and serve.

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The High Cost of Following Jesus

Joe Byler

Matthew 28:18-20

Many Christians fall under two traps: 1) legalism - that following Jesus is a list of "do's" and "don'ts" or 2) forgetting or ignoring that Jesus wants to transform your life. This is a sort of "gospel crisis." The truth is that Jesus wants his Gospel to deeply transform our lives as we commit to him. What does it mean to follow Jesus with our lives? We will look at Jesus' call to discipleship and both the difficulties and fulfillment that following his call leads to.

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The Good News About Salvation

Conrad Hilario

Romans 1:1-17

The Book of Romans is considered by many to be the clearest and most thorough explanation of the gospel in scripture. It has influenced many game-changers of the faith, including Martin Luther and John Wesley. This letter makes clear that salvation is by faith alone and, as Paul writes in chapter one, demonstrates that the gospel "is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes."

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Romans 1:1-17Rom 1:1-17 Rom 1:1-17By Conrad Hilario Teaching Date: 04/28/2019The Book of Romans is considered by many to be the clearest ...

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The Foundation of Justification

James Rochford

Romans 5:1-11

Contrary to a typical religious mentality, Paul establishes that those who have trusted in Christ have already been made righteous--we do not need to do good works or lead a moral life to achieve God's acceptance because we already have it. This means we can live a life based on grace, which is secure in our relationship with God. This security enables us to persevere and grow, even through trials, because our hope is sure.

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Romans 5:1-11Rom 5:1-11 Rom 5:1-11By James Rochford Teaching Date: 03/25/2019Contrary to a typical religious mentality, Paul establishes ...

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What is Faith?

Dennis McCallum

Romans 4:1-21

Is the idea of reconciliation a new one? Does the Old Testament teach a different message than the New Testament?

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Romans 4:1-21Rom 4:1-21 Rom 4:1-21By Dennis McCallum Teaching Date: 03/14/2019Is the idea of reconciliation a new one? Does the Old Testa...

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