Teaching by Speaker: Jim Supp
Neglected But Essential: Philemon
The transforming work of the gospel brings not only forgiveness, but a brotherhood in faith and a willingness to offer Christ-like sacrifice. How transformed are we?
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God’s Design: The Importance of Mothers
Mothers provide life as they respond to God’s intended design for women by nurturing, shaping and meeting the needs of those she comes alongside of.
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Easter Sunday: Death Could Not Hold Him
If Jesus’ death on the cross is the work necessary to purchase all of mankind from the clutches of sin and death, then His resurrection is the consummate affirmation that His death was able to make that payment.
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Palm Sunday: The King Has Come
Jesus doesn’t always meet our expectations, but His plan is always better. He is, indeed, the King of kings.
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Wisdom for Living, Part 9: Wisely Cultivating Relationships
In wisely cultivating relationships, choose to be around people who are wise, are committed to truth-telling, have a good reputation, are prudent, are humble, and use words well.
Watch / ListenWisdom for Living, Part 8: Accepting Correction
Failing to accept correction is stupid and leads us to go astray, which will result in long-term consequences. Accepting correction results in wisdom.
Watch / ListenWisdom for Living, Part 7: Proper Perspective on Possessions
Who we are as people is more important to God than how much we have. We are called to trust in Him more than our riches and to honor Him with our generosity.
Watch / ListenWisdom for Living, Part 6: A Life of Integrity
Character is essential for believers in Christ. In every life situation, we need to stop and ask ourselves, “What is the right thing that character requires of me?”
Watch / ListenWisdom for Living, Part 5: The Sovereignty of God
God oversees all world affairs, so we need not be rattled by anything going on around us. Our choices and God’s purposes are woven together, and, in His sovereignty, God will prevail.
Watch / ListenWisdom for Living, Part 4: Overlooking an Offense
One’s ability to judge objectively (having “good sense”) provides endurance in the midst of a grievance (being patient and “slow to anger”).
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