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It is possible to be at peace with wherever you are and in whatever circumstances you find yourself. Today, we see how faith, prayer and how we think effects our peace.

The kind of peace the world gives is based in natural thinking. But the peace that Christ offers only comes when we think like Him.

God wants us to live in peace. So, today we learn why people do not have peace and what we need to have peace with God.

For Father's Day this year, we look at what the Bible has to say for advice on the proper way for a man to lead a family.

We all make plans, and that can be a good thing. But we, as Christians, should not forget to look to God and His Word, when we make those plans.

Marriage is a wonderful creation from God, when it is handled according to His plan. We look today at the last part of this passage today from I Corinthians, that has the most thorough discussion on God's plan for marriage in the Scriptures.

Family is a great blessing from God but it also is a great responsibility before God for the Christian who would truly be devoted to Christ. Christians must consider how life choices impact our ability to serve Christ, including marriage.

How we live out our sexuality and marriage is not a private, personal preference, but something that touches many souls in very significant ways.

God's expectations for our sexuality, marriage, and family are very high, but His instructions are very clear. We begin looking at the expectations and instructions today.

Part of God's plan for marriage is that it is to be the place for a man and a woman to enjoy their sexuality. It is the provision for a married couple to express the desires He created in us. We take a closer look today at how that is to be worked out.

Marriage was created by God on purpose to be the union of one man and one woman. We continue our series in I Corinthians today along with other scriptures to take a closer look at this plan from God.

The only way to appreciate the significance of Easter is to follow Christ through the events leading up to the resurrection and see them from His perspective.

Dr. Sharon Rahilly shares today from her ministry experiences with the Hospital of Hope in Togo, West Africa and the work that is being done there.

As we continue our Easter series, we take a closer look to try to understand sin and why it is so appealing.

As we continue to look forward to Easter 2015, we see what it takes to have a real commitment to Christ.

Today, we look at two people that followed Christ and who or what they were devoted to and how that detail impacts our lives and our decisions.

As we continue our look at I Corinthians 6, we see that one of the best ways to resist temptation is to have an awareness of Christ as a part of your lifestyle. As part of that, we need to realize that we can't control sin, so we should flee from the temptations.

As we continue to look at this portion of I Corinthians 6, Paul is telling the Christians of Corinth that when they think they are "free" because there is no law against what they are doing, they are actually being enslaved by their sins and fleshly desires.

Today we hear from Steve Everett, missionary to Brazil, about how God is working and what He is doing in Brazil.

The Corinthians of Paul's day heard what they wanted from his teaching of God's Word. They were thinking they were free to do whatever they wanted. But as we see from what Paul actually taught them, God's Word is the only true source of real freedom.

Authentic, genuine Christianity is something that should be easily visible. As part of that, we look today at a list of examples of what Christianity is not. And then we look at what the impact of that genuine Christianity should be.

As we look again today at the first 8 verses of I Corinthians 6, we learn that part of what it means to be a mature Christian is that we think of others first, to the glory of God.

As we get back to our series on 1 Corinthians, we see in the first verses of chapter 6 that we are told that we need to study God's Word to learn to make wise decisions.

We look today at what the Bible has to say to all of us about what the gospel is and who is responsible for evangelism.

We see Silas mentioned three times in Acts 15 and 16. Each time, he is being asked to do something that probably was difficult or dangerous. But he knew he was being used by God, so he was willing to serve. His is a good example for us to follow as Christians.