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Guilt is a legal and judicial term that implies a standard that has been violated, which requires accountability or taking responsibility for consequences. Unresolved guilt can have spiritual, emotional, and physical consequences. We need to look to God for the proper way to handle guilt.

The story of our salvation doesn't end with the crucifixion or the resurrection. Those are critical, but the story is eternal. So today, we take a look at Revelation 1.

Anger is a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility caused by a real or perceived offense, injury or unment desire to oneself or others, usually accompanied by a desire to retaliate or take vengeance. It is not necessarily sinful. So we need to learn how to control it and replace it with godly desires.

Fear is the wrong use of thinking during a circumstance or perceived situation. It is anticipating the worst, not the best, that can happen. We are told to trust the Lord, that He has the best planned for us and will help us handle any situation He brings us to.

One of the first things people will notice about us is the way we live and talk. We need to live in such a way that they will notice that we are not like the people in the world around us, that our lives are not about us, but about Christ.

As we continue our study of the elements of a successful family, we take a closer look at not just the husband or the wife, but the family as a whole.

The most important things to remember about being a godly husband is to submit to God and then to understand and give priority to your wife.

The beginning of I Peter 3 gives us an example of what attractive behavior looks like for the gocly woman (or man).

We are called to submit, to follow Christ's example. And we look at five principles that help us entrust our lives to God.

Our goal is not to glorify our rights, but to bring people to the point of glorifying God. Submission is an attitude of respect that results in obedience to authority and produces positive good deeds.

Our goal is not to bring glory to our opinions or America but to bring people to the point of glorifying God! Submission is an attitude of respect that results in obedience to authority and produces positive good deeds.

Pastor Kiyle shares about the time he, Anissa and Pastor Dave Lunsford spent in Togo, West Africa and the needs, both physical and spritual, they saw there.

Psalm 23 is one sheeps song of satisfaction in his Shepherd. It shows us that the responsibility for the sheep's wellbeing lies with the shepherd.

It's important, especially at the beginning of a new year, to remember that we are accountable to ourselves, to others, and to God. So we look at having a right attitude, right action, and a right assessment of ourselves.

One of the results of our salvation is that we love our brothers and sisters in Christ. I Peter shows us how we should do that.

Christ made a great sacrifice to pay for our redemption. We look at I Peter and other select passages today to see what He gave up to draw us to Him.

The persistent pursuit of hope leads to a life of holiness.

We need to make sure we are not so foucessed on our past and present that we totally miss our present and future blessings.

Jerry Layton shares with us today about his time as a missionary to the Philippines and with Genesis Apologetics and how accoriding to God's Word, the gospel starts before Genesis.

Jerry Layton, from Genesis Apologetics and former missionary to the Philippines, talks with us today about recent discoveries and how they relate to the age of the earth.

We finish the previous week's topic on the way God uses trials to grow our faith.

There are some religions that belive that Israel is no longer a valid part of God's plan in prophecy. Pat Neff, from the Friends of Israel, talks about why that is not true.

Israel's statehood is key to prophecy. And Pat Neff, from Friends of Isreal, shows us more of the part Israel plays in prophecy.

Peter wrote his letter to Christians that were going through serious persecution. But he provides hope that through Christ, we can be victorious.

Sometimes we go to church for the music, for our friends or to be entertained. The real reason to gather at church should be to learn more about Christ, what He has done for us, and what He wants us to do for Him.