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We all remember that song by Audio Adrenaline, right? The one that describes heaven as “a big big yard where we can play football?” That song, while catchy, makes claims about heaven that a lot of kids take to heart! Should we let them? Or should we aim to clarify the theologically correct details about heaven? How do we do that?  Today,...

Why do we sing so much in church?  When we surveyed a group of parents, one child had a very good question about what humans are made for: worship. He even provided an analogy all about tacos (you’ll have to listen to hear how astute and hilarious it was)!  Today, we asked our friends, recording artist and musicians, Shane...

Don't believe the lies about singleness.

How can we know if we are mature believers?  When His purpose is more important to us than our pain.  Some people won’t get involved in ministry because they know that they’re going to get hurt.  But Pastor Ford will explain today that we all must ask ourselves, is Calvary more important than our own personal comfort?

Divorce is a heartbreaking reality, especially in the US. In America, more than 50% of first marriages end in divorce, so it is likely that this generation will witness divorce in their own families or by association. How do we talk to children about divorce in a way that is Biblically sound and age appropriate - especially considering all...

As we wrap up our study in Hebrews 4 today, Pastor Ford will continue to explain Who it is that we serve. Hebrews identifies Jesus as the Great High Priest and we’ll hear some practical application related to what the means for each of us as believers.

When we are confident about who we are in Christ, then we will more readily serve others.  As believers, we are children of the King and joint heirs with Jesus.  So, the act of humbling ourselves and serving others doesn’t diminish that fact or demean who we are.

As we continue our study in Galatians, Pastor Ford will remind us about what Paul was trying to teach the Galatian believers: We as believers need to understand the more human effort we bring to the table when it comes to the process of our salvation, the more we end up nullifying God’s grace.

What’s behind every sinful pattern is a failure to believe in the goodness of God. Most people fall into sin because they no longer believe that God is good. The moment we stop trusting in the goodness of God, we pit ourselves against Him, and anything goes.

We’re all treated unfairly from time to time. So, when it happens to us, how should we respond? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will remind us of what the scriptures have to say about how we as believers should respond when we’ve been treated unfairly. Then he’ll answer some questions on various financial...