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The plan of salvation really is simple. "It doesn't take sophistication, it takes communication." But for some people that is the problem.

The key to any organization getting things done , especially a church, is to work together. We look today at how Paul told the Corinthians that should be done.

Any relationship needs a good foundation. Today we take a look at our relationship with Christ and the foundation that God has provided for it.

We begin our series on I Corinthians by looking at what we know about the area and that time and what we know about the church and the issues the letter was written to address.

We learn things as we live our lives and grow in Christ. But there are things that it is helpful to know as a new Christian.

The way a person receives something or someone can say a lot about how they think about things. So today we look at six people and the way they received the information about Christ's birth.

During the Christmas season, we especially see the push of society to try to eliminate Christ and His influence. We look today at the true source of this.

As we continue looking forward to Christmas, we take a closer look at what some of the "names of Christ" say about Who He is.

As we think of what Christ has done for us, and what started with His birth, we think today of what He gave up and what He deserves from us.

As we look forward to Thanksgiving this week, we see that we need to realize that all things come from God, and thank Him for everything as a result.

As we continue our series on thankfulness, we see that agreeing with God about our past is key to being thankful for what He has done for us, and will do in the future.

As we look ahead to Thanksgiving and Christmas, we think about all that God has done for us, starting with our salvation.

We finish the topic today that we started a few weeks ago by looking at the effects of sin in our lives and what we can do to break our sinful habits.

Creation is the foundation of Christianity and it is under attack, even from inside the church. Today we look at the way that science and the Bible do work together and how it can be used to keep people from questioning the Scriptures.

As we look at Hebrews 12 and other scripture, we see how the Christian life is often portrayed as a race and how idea of focus an dedication are common to both.

Today, we look at how sin can effect you life, both right away and any potential long term effects. And what you can do to prevent it from happening.

As we celebrate another baptism, we think about the fact that salvation is based on a personal faith, not something you rely on someone else for.

In the first general session of our 2013 Wise Love conference, we look to the Bible to see how it is to guide us in godly relationships.

As we finish our conference, we look at three different aspects of what a godly relationship is supposed to look like.

We look today, as part of our Missions Conference, at the people Jesus reached out to. Not only the rich, or the people like Him, but also the lowly, sometime ignored, people.

As we start our Missions Emphasis month, we look first at the fact that the mission starts with us.

As we finish our short series on things that can detour your spiritual growth, we look at the difference between just being aware of the truth and actually making the necessary changes.

We look today at the fact that being active for Christ does not always mean that we are actually doing things for Christ, just like the Pharisee's religious activity was not bringing them closer to God.

This is the first in a short series on things that will cause problems in your spiritual growth. The first one is that you need to plan to succeed, and then follow through.

In Genesis, we see from Enoch's life that it is possible to walk with and please God even in an ungodly world, and what the benefits can be.