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Because Paul believed there was nothing more important than men and women knowing Christ and growing in HIm, he made some very strong choices. And he asked the Corinthian Christians if they were willing to give up the good and the better for the best.

God says His Word is the only mirror that will show you what needs to change in your spiritual life.

We need to go back to the first Christmas to understand the real source of the hatred of Christ which is growing in America today.

Paul was so committed to the gospel ministry that he freely gave up his personal rights to help others know Christ.

We all have rights, and with some jobs or careers, you have other rights, also. Paul, as an apostle had certain rights, but he was willing to give them up, to win others for Christ.

As we look at three of the parables told by Jesus, we see how God thinks of us and how He longs to have a relationship with us.

God has given us enough spiritual blessings to warm our souls for out whole life. We look at the biggest blessing God has given us to be thankful for today.

The best reason for Thanksgiving hasn't changed over the years. It still is salvation in Christ.

There are many places we can find proof of America's Christian heritage. Tom Hoyle shows us some of them today.

Some people are saying that America was not founded on the Bible and that our founding father's were not Christians. Today, we look at what history has to say about that.

In this first of our meetings with Tom Hoyle, we look at what the Bible has to say about dinosaurs and how it agrees with sience.

It takes more strength and maturity to love others than to love ourselves. That is what we see as we continue to look at the first several verses of I Corinthians 8.

How do you know when you have truly learned something? We look today at what I Corinthians 8 has to say about that.

As we get back to our study of I Corinthians, we start looking at what it means to be spiritually strong.

In the last of this series, we see how the church is supposed to be the voice of God, so that people can see and hear God through our words and our actions.

As we continue our series on what the church is supposed to be, we look at how we are supposed to be like a family and how we must have a commitment to one another in the Body of Christ that transcends affection.

Leaving your comfort zone to make a relational connection is the kind of crossover we need to make. Everyone is lost and anyone can be saved. We, as a church, need to do our part.

We continue where we left off last week looking at what the church is supposed to be, both to the those in the church and those who are not.

We start a new series of sermons today that looks to the Bible to shows us what we as a church are supposed to look like.

True happiness is a byproduct of righteous living, and part of being blessed is being happy. In Psalm 1, we see the difference between being righteous and living as the wicked.

Before we take a quick look at the armor that Christ has provided us as Christians, we take a closer look at the background of Paul's ministry in Ephesians and the trials and temptations that the armor is meant to protect us from.

Living in peace requires the ability to recognize God's voice as we make decisions about the future, which requires prayer, patience and wisdom.

Living in peace requires the ability to recognize God's voice as we make decisions about the future.

Today, we hear from a couple guests how a person can live in peace in even the most difficult circumstances - from life and death situations to marital difficulties, peace is possible through Christ.

Jesus used a picnic by the lake to teach His disciples a critically important lesson in faith which we also need to learn.