Are God's promises more frequently talked about or trusted-- Do we simply discuss them or depend upon them-- Because God will always keep his promises, you can always trust God when He makes a promise.

The Abrahamic blessing, enjoyed only by Abraham's true children, is received by faith in the Abrahamic Seed, Christ, who removed the curse of the Law by His death on the cross.

This type of text is very important for us as we grow in our faith- it does not give us commands to obey or principles to live by, but it shows us the scale and scope of God's purposes across history. The Abrahamic blessing enjoyed only by Abraham's true children is received by faith in the Abrahamic Seed, Christ, who removed the curse of the Law b…

The Christian life is by faith from start to finish through the Spirit's power. Christians can succumb to a works-based, performance-driven, flesh-energized approach to the Christian life instead of walking by faith.

How did the early church respond to the first threats against their evangelistic preaching-- They asked the Lord to intervene by sharing the problem, seeking the Lord in prayer, and as a result were filled with the Holy Spirit who empowered them to continue speaking with all boldness.

Gospel rejection is a reality in gospel ministry. This tension prevents us from sharing the gospel and discourages us when we are rejected. How do we handle gospel rejection-- We must embrace it with the love Christ showed to us.

Christians have the privilege of introducing people to Jesus. With the Lord's help, we can overcome the fear, tension or awkwardness of introducing people to Jesus.

How did Jesus develop redemptive relationships-- Jesus is our greatest example in developing relationships with which to share the gospel. We must follows his example.

What result does justification have-- It results in a new spiritual life that is lived by faith through the believer's union with Christ.

Justification is by faith alone. When we understand the truth of the gospel more deeply, we can then live it out more completely and boast in our Savior more passionately.

How can you be right with God-- You can be right with God only when you put your faith in Jesus alone.

Christ's resurrection grants us a living hope. We can live triumphantly because of our risen Savior. Because Jesus is alive, our hope is alive-

Gospel living is just as important as gospel teaching. Paul publicly rebuked Peter because Peter's hypocritical actions compromised the truth of the gospel and led others into error.

We cannot pass off responsibility to share our faith to the church corporately. Yet we shouldn't believe that witnessing is a solo sport either. Gospel advance is accomplished through teamwork and partnerships.

Paul's second trip to Jerusalem clarified the message of the gospel. When believers clarify the gospel, we elevate it to its rightful place of priority and prominence. Clarity elevates the gospel.

Each of us builds our life on a foundation. What foundation will we choose-- Because the Bible is true, we must make it the foundation of our lives.

Paul's conversion story shows us the life-giving, hope--energizing, eternity-altering reality of the gospel. If God by his grace could save a blaspheming, murderous persecutor of Christ's body, then no one if beyond the reach of God's grace-

Many Christians struggle with doubt. How do we handle that in light of Scripture-- Because the Bible is true, reliable and can be trusted, it can answer our doubts and strengthen our faith.

A different gospel is no gospel at all. We must hold fast to the true gospel.

What is the gospel-- It is importnat that we know because a confused gospel is no gospel at all. The true gospel is the good news that, according to God's will and for God's glory, Jesus died and rose again in our place to forgive our sins and deliver us from the present evil age that we live in.

Faith leads us to trust God, especially in life's brokenness. Habakkuk responded to God with deep, faith-filled trust. So can we.

When we are burdened with life's brokenness, what will keep our faith steady-- Taking the long view of history will keep our faith steady. History is moving toward a determined and definite end-Christ's kingdom ruling over all.

We often find ourselves wondering why God allows bad things to happen in this world. Our questions must be met with faith. Faith is our lifeline that clings to the Lord through life's brokenness.

How do we live in a broken world-- Habakkuk addresses life in a broken world and how we are to respond.

Job was a man who knew about God, but in Job 42, Job came to truly see God. We must do the same.

The work of God in Jesus' birth ignites joyful worship. Mary responded to the work of God in Jesus' birth with worship that we can immitate in our own lives.

Mary responded to Gabriel's announcement regarding the birth of Jesus with great humility, willingly submitting to the Lord's plan. The magnitude of Jesus' birth calls for us to respond with deep humility as well.

If we are not careful, the American Dream can subtly shift into the American Idol. We must treasure Christ more than all this world has to offer.

The Lord's Table helps us to treasure Christ. It resets our hearts as we focus on Jesus.

Christian service is essential for success in the spiritual life. Each of us must evaluate and improve our serve.

How do we advance the gospel-- The gospel advances when ordinary believers share their treasure. We must rely on the Lord to lead us to people who need Christ while living out our faith in Him.

We are more devoted than ever before to things that don't really matter instead of devoting ourselves to prayer. We must be devoted to prayer because prayer is real ministry that accomplishes real-spiritual results.

When Christians work just like the rest of the world, the rest of the world thinks that Christianity doesn't work. Christian work is different and does work- Christians are called to honor God in their work.

Christ-Treasuring worship, rightly understood and practiced, glorifies God as God and satisfies our hearts in our Creator as we embrace what we were designed to do and to be.

Worship can be a touchy issue. Yet, we all must have a proper understanding of it. Worship must flow from a hart that treasures Christ and edifies the body.

So many things characterize our lives, but what should characterize a Christian-- If we treasure Christ, there will be a certain flavor that is in every believer's life. That is the flavor of Thanksgiving.

Forgiveness must be practiced even in the most hurtful of situations. Believers have Christ as our example and our motivation. Pastor Zach explores what biblical forgiveness is and how it is practiced.

In order to grow spiritually, we must not simply put off sinful-things but put on Christlike character. Christians who treasure Christ will seek to be like Christ.

One of the biggest obstacles to a unified church is pride. Our self-ambition and conceit get in the way of Christlikeness. The church must be united in order to function properly so each member of the body must embrace humility.

God's glory is foundational to all that we do. As believers, our goal must be to glorify God. Is God worth it to you-- God is worthy of all glory and we must respond appropriately.

Our words can do great damage to those around us. How do you use your words-- Pastor Zach dives into how our words must be changed by changing our hearts.

Our trust in God and our obedience to Him are vital to our Christian life. Abraham trusted God and followed God's command. Pastor Jerry explains how Abraham responded and how we can apply those truths to our lives.

Believers are called to serve God and love the things that He loves. The world and its system opposes God's plan and purposes for our lives. Pastor Jerry show us from the Bible why we should not love the world.

To be like Christ is one of the greatest goals of a Christian. The process in which that happens is not clear to many Christians. How do we biblically change-- This week, Pastor Zach explores how this happens in the life of a believer.

Sexual temptation is everywhere in our culture. How do we overcome it-- Sexual temptation is harmful to the believer, but the bible gives clear directions on how to overcome it.

Have you ever told somebody to -get a grip--- Sometime we have to tell ourselves that- Anger is an issue that we all struggle with, but it can be overlooked in our hearts. Pastor Zach explains what anger is and how to root it out of our lives.

The world is constantly pulling our hearts and minds away from God. However, God wants our affections to be set on heavenly things. This week, Pastor Zach explores what that means how we can glorify God with our affections.

What can make you spiritually complete-- Pastor Zach dives into that question and how the answer eliminates all other alternatives.