When Jesus comes back, there are so many amazing things that will happen. We will be resurrected with new bodies. We will live on a redeemed and restored new Earth. Join us today as we talk about this!

Reading the Bible in context is so important.. To understand the meaning of any passage, we have to know what is before the verse we are reading and what is after. Then we will talk about Islam's worldwide agenda and what that looks like for the U.S.

Calvinism vs. Arminianism — two doctrines that shape how churches understand salvation. But what do they each believe? And more importantly… what’s biblical? Join us as I share our journey into and out of Calvinism. This condensed version comes from our Romans Lesson 23. Here is the link for the entire lesson

• IS CHURCH DOCTRINE Replacing THE BIBLE? . ... if you would like to watch it.

When God Changes Your Course - Most of us have life planned out and the plan is to go one particular direction but then something happens and our plans just got changed! Welcome to life as a Jesus follower! Join us today as we see what Paul did when God rerouted him to a whole new direction!

Joel Richardson will talk with us about the hope we have when we die and what it will be like when we have new resurrected bodies! We will discuss the battle of Armageddon and the 1,000 year reign of Jesus on this earth!

Every church has its own doctrines about things like salvation, baptism, the end times, and the Holy Spirit. But when you read the Bible, are you looking through the lens of your church’s doctrine? Have you ever studied what you’ve been taught for yourself to see if, in context, it’s really what the Bible says?

Dealing With Conflict - Do you have conflict in your life? Maybe with your spouse? Boss? Children? Friends? Join us today as we say how the early church dealt with conflict so we will can learn the best biblical way to do it!

Islam is on the rise. Prophecy is being fulfilled. Are Christians prepared for this? Are we strong enough in our faith to withstand what is coming?