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As followers of Christ, we need to keep an eye on our "wanter." What do we really want? What we should want is reconciliation when there is conflict in our lives. So today we look at why we should be wanting that.

As we complete our series on Communication, Conflict and Reconciliation, we take a look at what the proper response should be and why.

As we finish our series on communication, conflict and reconciliation, we take a close look at what a godly response should look like.

As we continue our series on Communication and Conflict and Reconciliation, we now look at the conflict and how it affects our everyday lives, because even "a Christian home is a place where sinners live." So today we look at where conflicts come from.

Spiritual success comes from four main things, among others. It comes from committment, confidence, courage, which lead to conquest. We take a closer look at those things today from the life of Caleb.

As we continue our series on Communication, we have previously learned that we are not to lie or be angry with our words. Today we see how they are supposed to be construction, compassionate and worshipful.

Africa, like America, is enslaved to sin. Sin isn't controlled, . . . it's controlling.

As we continue to look at how communication can be either righteous or unrighteous, see how anger can be harmful in it's intent and impact. Uncontrolled anger and communication harms relationships.

As we continue on our series on communication and conflict and reconciliation, we come to the topic of anger. Anger is a natural response and is given to us by God. We see that it can be either sinful or righteous.

As we continue our series on speech and godliness, we see that a key feature of that is being truthful.

Rick Caynor, missionary to Thailand, shares about the experience he and his family went through when his wife was in a serious accident about two years ago, and what they have learned about trusting in Christ through it.

Rick Caynor, missionary to Thailand, shares about the experience he and his family went through when his wife was in a serious accident about two years ago, and what they have learned about trusting in Christ through it.

As we start the series on the family between Mother's Day and Father's Day, we begin with the topic of communication, since it has such a large impact on the rest of our lives and on the lives of others.

We look at Daniel today as a good example of how to live our lives for God even in difficult and dangerous circumstances.

As we finish our Easter series on the peace of Christ, we look at what the resurrection of Christ means to us.

As we continue our Easter series, we look at another reason we can say that "it is well." And that is because of the peace we have with God because of the life, death and resurrection of Christ.

A test or trial is something challenging that is put in front of us to show what is inside us. So today we look at how Christ understands or tests and trials by looking at His tempations from the book of Matthew.

In our last study of this series on II Timothy, we see Paul's humility in his closing statements of the letter.

We look today at a passage of scripture that the apostle Paul wrote as he was contemplating the end of his life on earth. And he faced it as he faced the rest of his life, in the strength of the Lord

We see from today's passage that the way to do the ministry is from God's Word and we learn what it takes to accomplish the ministry God intends for us.

Today from II Timothy 4, we look at how we will ultimately be judged and what that means for how we should live in light of that truth, considering te standard on which we will be judged.

To become strong, a person needs to work at it and build the physical strength. The same is true of spiritual strength. It is not enough to know God's truth, you need to live God's truth.

Our lives today are full of many distractions. Which is why it is so important for us to remember what the main thing should be in our Christian lives.

The first time Jesus was announced in public at the beginning of His ministry, He was addressed as "The Lamb of God Who takes away the sin of the world." Today we look at why that was so important.

You can learn alot from the experiences of a fishing trip. Today we look at Peter and the other desciples when they went fishing in Galilee after Jesus' resurrection.