It's amazing how much happens on the Internet in just one minute. But how important is it?
There are realities for which we have no tangible evidence. Faith is one.
In Philippians we are told to "Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus." What does it take to put on the mind of Christ? We begin our Christian journey and then continue educating ourselves through study and experiences. This year's Feast Sermon Video focuses on the education required for a changed mind.
The core part of the message is by Church President, Victor Kubik, expounding God's Word and explaining how we can all have the mind of Jesus Christ as we seek first the Kingdom of God. He is joined by three member's and their stories of how a changed mind works in us and in
What keeps you from finishing a job or reaching a long sought goal?
Wednesday night we continue our in-depth study of the book of Hebrews. We'll explore the "faith chapter." Join us Wednesday...
Can anyone restore "normalcy" to Egypt, the Arab World's largest nation?
Although we live in an agitated, fearful time, God's annual Feast of Tabernacles proclaims a soon-coming, peaceful new age.
When you pray, who should you pray to? Jesus Christ gives us the instructions in Matthew 6.
Religious faith has many benefits. But is one them a problem free life?
Terrorism is still a major threat to the world. Witness closure of US embassies and consulates around the world. Is there a spiritual reminder as well?
When tragedy, sorrow and heartache strike, where is God? Hear the poignant stories of two people who found the answer and real hope.
Wednesday night we continue our in depth study of the book of Hebrews. This week we'll explore how Hebrews is...
What hinders you from living joyfully? Is a habit or a worry crippling you emotionally? God stands ready to help. Discover how.
Jesus Christ is the head of the church but is He in charge of your life?
Words can have different meanings depending on the content. Be careful how you use words.
Some say race is the prism through which we see things. As Christians, is this the case?
