Midwest Bible Church

Because God is the source of love, demonstrates the sacrifice of love, and is completing the story of love, we can love others. 1 Corinthians 13

When a church body is healthy, all of its members function in his or her area of giftedness by the power of the Spirit and in cooperation with one another. 1 Corinthians 12:12-31

EVERY believer has been entrusted with gifts of the Spirit to employ in the church for the edification of the body of Christ. We are going to examine the purpose of the gifts of the Spirit and how they ought to be practiced in the church by every believer for the good of all and to the glory of Christ. 1 Corinthians 12:1-11

Spiritual progress is achieved by those who resolve in the Spirit to fulfill God's specific purpose in their lives. Acts 19:21-22, 2 Thessalonians 1:11

When churches are devoted to growing the roots of revival they can hope to experience the fruit of supernatural gospel impact

Hospitality is at the heart of why Jesus came into the world. He left His place in heaven and came to earth to take our place on a cross so that we can have a place in His Father house. We incarnate the love of Christ by making room for others as Christ has made room for us.

Do you know that the reason many professing believers do not know the fullness of Christ in their lives is because something or somebody is occupying the place in their hearts that should only belong to Him? When Christ has the primary affection of our hearts we will make room for Him in our lives and live to the glory of His name.

At the Father’s Table, our past, present, and future are united through the body and blood of Christ. 1 Corinthians 11:17-34

Whatever the culture is doing around us, the church must honor God’s order of things and reflect the culture of His kingdom. 1 Corinthians 11:1-16

It truly is good to give thanks to the Lord. And not just during the holidays or when we perceive that things are going well, but all the time and especially in difficult times.

Counter-cultural Christians are governed by the love of God at all times in every area of their lives. 1 Corinthians 10:23-33

Bob Moeller is host of the nationally broadcast weekly television show, “Marriage—For Better, For Worse” on the Total Living Network. The show is in its 18th year. A frequent radio personality guest, he conducts marriage conferences across the United States and overseas. Bob is the author of eight books on marriage, two of which were nominated for the Gold Medallion Award. He has written articles...

Bob Moeller is host of the nationally broadcast weekly television show, “Marriage—For Better, For Worse” on the Total Living Network. The show is in its 18th year. A frequent radio personality guest, he conducts marriage conferences across the United States and overseas. Bob is the author of eight books on marriage, two of which were nominated for the Gold Medallion Award. He has written articles...

Bob Moeller is host of the nationally broadcast weekly television show, “Marriage—For Better, For Worse” on the Total Living Network. The show is in its 18th year. A frequent radio personality guest, he conducts marriage conferences across the United States and overseas. Bob is the author of eight books on marriage, two of which were nominated for the Gold Medallion Award. He has written articles...

Bob Moeller is host of the nationally broadcast weekly television show, “Marriage—For Better, For Worse” on the Total Living Network. The show is in its 18th year. A frequent radio personality guest, he conducts marriage conferences across the United States and overseas. Bob is the author of eight books on marriage, two of which were nominated for the Gold Medallion Award. He has written articles...

Bob Moeller is host of the nationally broadcast weekly television show, “Marriage—For Better, For Worse” on the Total Living Network. The show is in its 18th year. A frequent radio personality guest, he conducts marriage conferences across the United States and overseas. Bob is the author of eight books on marriage, two of which were nominated for the Gold Medallion Award. He has written articles...

Soul ties are the invisible, but powerful emotional and spiritual bonds formed between two people that engage in sexual activity. Positive soul ties were created by God to bring lasting intimacy and bonding to a marriage "uniting" and "becoming one flesh." Negative soul ties are formed when we physically attach ourselves to someone outside of marriage.

What did Jesus need to hear from His Father before He began His life’s work?

Christians must live in the grace of God's presence and lean on His power to be led away from the temptation of idolatry. 1 Corinthians 10:1-22

Soul winners learn to adapt to make a lasting impact for Christ. 1 Corinthians 9:19-26

The measure of a true minister is seen in how they serve to build others up in Christ, especially people who cannot give them anything in return. 1 Corinthians 9:1-18

Knowledge of God's word, although essential, can inflate the ego, but love builds up the church. 1 Corinthians 8:1-13

Christians must strive to minimize distractions to maximize devotion to Christ and His Kingdom agenda. 1 Corinthians 7:25-39

A damaged heart leads to damaged relationships, but a healed heart leads to healed relationships