Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing

Mike Sullivan

Ephesians 2:8-9

The main message of the Bible is clear. The main message is about salvation through Jesus Christ. Why do Christians sometimes give off mixed messages about what is the main message? The answer comes from when people lose focus on what the main thing is in the Bible. This teaching covers how to keep the main thing the main thing.

The Stewardship Approach to Resolving Conflict

Conrad Hilario

1 Corinthians 6:1-8

The Apostle Paul addresses the unhealthy ways the Corinthian church was handling conflicts with one another. Because conflict is inevitable whenever there are close relationships, we, too, will certainly face conflict at times. Eight steps for resolving conflict in a Biblical way can not only save our relationships but allow our lives and churches to bring glory to God in the midst of conflict.

God's Wisdom and Dealing with Conflict

Scott Risley

1 Corinthians 6:1-8

God's wisdom offers ways to deal with conflict in a healthy way. In this teaching, we'll look at 5 steps to resolving conflict.

Strife Between Brothers

Dennis McCallum

1 Corinthians 6:1-8

The Corinthian group was imploding with selfishness. This was causing some major conflicts amongst the group. This teaching looks at how conflict will definitely occur in a tight-knit community, but also how to practically work through it.

The Woman Caught in Adultery

Ryan Lowery

John 8:1-12

In order to trap Jesus, a group of Pharisees puts an adulterous woman in front of him, creating a conflict between Mosaic law and Roman law. Jesus adeptly responds in a way that exposed the Pharisees' motives, showed compassion to the woman, and held to God's truth about her situation. In doing so, Jesus showed that we can come to God as we are, receive forgiveness from him for our sins, and enjoy closeness with Him.

The Road to Forgiveness

Scott Risley

Genesis 42:1-45:15

Joseph has every right to be angry and bitter at his family. After all, they sold him into slavery and led him to great suffering. Now his family needs his help. Will he finally get his revenge or will he choose a different path?

Joseph: Waiting for God

James Rochford

Genesis 50:20

Despite the suffering and poor circumstances which Joseph endures, his demonstrates faithful patience because he trusted in God's sovereignty. Through this, God brings reconciliation to his dysfunctional family and salvation from famine to the Hebrew people.

The Word Becomes Flesh

Ryan Lowery

John 12:46

A ?Gospel? is a declaration of victory! The book of John is a historical and biographical account of the creator of the universe who came down to earth. As we learn about Jesus we can understand who God is. God is infinite, self-existent, and personal. The Word is with God, was God, created all things, and is the sustaining power of all life. Then this Word takes on a human body and lives among humanity, John confirms that he was an eye-witness to this event. Jesus came in a way that was unexpected and the world was polarized by it. All of humanity is invited to receive forgiveness from Jesus and be adopted as God's children.

Agents of Grace in Marriage - Applying God's Truth at Home

Mary Beth Gladwell

John 12:46

We are called to show others mercy because of what God has done for us, and this is especially true in the context of marriage. We can sympathize, advocate, help, and stay truth-centered in our marriages and other relationships because of how God has done all of that for us. \r\n\r\n