This is a sermon about tasting - because the Bible talks about tasting. The way of life that God has called us to lead, teachings of His laws and of His commandments, are something that we taste, as we live them; as we prove them - as we experience every aspect of God's way of life - we taste it (Psalm 34:8).

The Trinity is not a biblical doctrine. What should you do?

Here's a passage to keep in mind when you wonder "Where is God?"

The apostle Paul wrote to the Philippians about having another person's mind. "Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus" (Philippians 2:5). What does that mean?

The Bible is full of stories. I especially like the ones that cover a pivotal event that changed the course of the future.

hree things to remember in our quest to become more Christ-like, and to serve more as Christ serves.

Join us as we continue an in-depth study of the Book of Hebrews. These chapters cover some very important biblical beliefs. What does the writer of Hebrews mean when he writes: "There remains therefore a rest for the people of God"? And who is our priest according to the order of Melchizedek?

In every agreement among men or with God, there are clauses that dictate conditions of the agreement.
Our covenant with God always includes the clause that we are to walk in His ways and keep His statutes and laws (1 Kings 3:14
). That phrase is stated in a number of places in the Bible. Wantonly breaking such a clause causes the agreement to be in jeopardy. It causes God to withdraw His blessings from us. We readily acknowledge the need to fulfill each clause in a contract when we do business and in all walks of life. People are not always careful to fulfill a contract, and that often brings about the end of the agreement. God is very merciful, but He is totally aware of any breach of our contract. We need to be more careful in obeying Him. That will develop the character within us to make us careful in fulfilling all our contracts. The result is a good name and success. Know the clauses and keep them uppermost in your mind.

The book of Proverbs contains many practical steps of basic conflict resolution.

God's Word is a powerful force. When we claim its promises good things happen.

Did God cause the Oklahoma tornadoes? Is there hope?

It is a time for grieving in Moore, Oklahoma. The morning after a terrible swift moving tornado touched down that city and the state are recovering from the shock of death and destruction visited upon them in a matter of minutes on Monday afternoon. Our prayers go out to the victims and their families and friends.

In conflicts, apologizing when you've done wrong can go a long way in making things better.

You may not realize it, but your life is likely going in a very different direction than God intended. Yet your Creator wants to heal the damaged aspects of your life and lead you to a more fulfilling way of living. First, though, you have to understand what needs to be changed.

How does service change the way a person sees his customers?

The value and characteristics of God that will determine and guarantee your success in this life and your salvation.

How has God displayed His power and love in your life?

Pentecost has three different names. Those names point to different aspect of what the day means.

The example of one man and his determined circle of companions can teach us a great deal about what it means to heed Jesus Christ's invitation to "Follow Me."

One of the most important things I’ve learned in my three years of marriage is that everyone has grown up learning different ways to do daily tasks: washing the dishes, doing the laundry, folding clothes, etc. I had to learn that my husband’s way of folding a t-shirt is just as effective as mine. In fact, his way actually saved some time. So I put my pride aside and quickly learned a more effective way to get laundry done. This is a simple example of how learning something new can actually be good, even though it’s not the way I was raised.