Audio Sermons

The Bible says that Jesus turned water into wine at the wedding in Cana. Modern people have added that: “Wine is wine” or “they didn’t have any way to keep grape juice from fermenting in the first century.” So, they argue, the “wine” had to be alcoholic. But what are the facts? Join us as we explore this commonly misunderstood Biblical account.

The Bible says that Jesus turned water into wine at the wedding in Cana. Modern people have added that: “Wine is wine” or “they didn’t have any way to keep grape juice from fermenting in the first century.” So, they argue, the “wine” had to be alcoholic. But what are the facts? Join us as we explore this commonly misunderstood Biblical account.

There has long been misconceptions about Jesus, even since the first century. Join us as we explore what different people have thought about Him, as well as what the Bible reveals about Him.

Jesus invites investigation, he says to “come and see,” he wants us to ask questions, seek answers and reason with the minds he has given us. He has given us evidence to follow rather than our subjective feelings or “blind faith.” Will you come and see?

What would the church look like if every member did its share? If we all worked as hard as we could to remain faithful and spread the word, would the church look or act any differently? Here are some practical tips to grow the church.

Ever since the first century people have tried to cast doubt on Jesus’ life and resurrection. The Romans invented a story that His body was stolen. Gnostics taught that Jesus didn’t even have a body. Others say he was merely a good man or merely a prophet. Some deny nearly the entire gospel account of John. Does the “Gospel of Thomas” have any historical credence? What does the Bible say about these ideas?

Does the Bible say anything about gender identity? What about cross dressing? What should a parent do when a child says he feels like a member of the opposite sex? How do our feelings impact who we are? Does God want us to be happy above all else? What about “transabled” people and BIID?

The gospel account of John is about evidence. We examine chapter 1 of John and learn more about Jesus and His word. Is faith alone sufficient to be pleasing to God? Is there any grace in the Old Testament? Is there any law in the New Testament? What about truth, is it certain and objective or uncertain and subjective?

A practical look at laziness in our lives.