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In the conclusion of this two-part series, we look at several reasons from the scriptures why corporate prayer should be an important part of our lives.

Is prayer an important part of your life?  Is it important that we pray together as a church?  In this message, we look at several biblical principles that need to be understood about prayer in order to help us answer the question of why we pray together.

Why has the Church historically met on Sundays?  Is it wrong for a church to worship on a different day?  In this message we will look at the biblical motivations of church assembly in order to draw biblical conclusions about when and why we meet together.

Why is it that we set apart one day a year to celebrate Christ's resurrection?  In I Corinthians 15, the Apostle Paul provides seven evidences that show the vital importance of a physical resurrection.

Psalm 1 presents us with a series of contrasts between the righteous and the wicked.  It is a Psalm that diagnoses our spiritual status, and instructs and motivates us toward righteousness.  In this message we examine this chapter in order to determine how to have a fruitful life from  God's perspective.

God has given us His word to be understood.  Are you listening to God's wisdom when you read His word?  In this message, we look at three compelling reasons to listen to God's wisdom.

How should Christians think about and respond to the escalating violence in out schools and communities?  In Part 2 of this series, we work toward an understanding of modern contributors to the problem and how we should respond biblically.

How should Christians think about and respond to the escalating violence in our schools and communities?  The Bible is no stranger to the plight and pain of those afflicted by violence.  This series purposes to help us think biblically about mass shootings.  In Part 1, we focus on the reality of the problem, society's inadequate solutions, and the biblical diagnosis of the problem.

Continuing the series of Wise Living in a Foolish World, this message focuses on two necessary responses to foolishness in this world.

Where the world has few answers, that is the avenue for the gospel.  In this message we study the scriptures to learn to think Biblically about psychological disorders with a view toward helping those in need.

Part two of this series serves as a biblical guide to helping the addict.  In it, we look at 9 biblical ways to help people who are struggling with addiction.

This message is intended to help us think Biblically about addictions.  In Part 1, we look at the need for a Biblical approach to addictions, and the true hope that this approach brings.

In this final message from the Gospel of John, we examine two concluding reflections upon which to think deeply.

In Part 2, we look at two final characteristics of true love for Jesus Christ.

In this message, we look at a portrait of true love for Jesus Christ, and define some of the characteristics of true love revealed in John 21:15-23.

Jesus' third appearance to the disciples results in Jesus preparing a meal for them. In this message, we look at three strategic goals that Jesus accomplished with this appearance, and lessons the disciples learned from having breakfast with Jesus.

In this message, we look at 6 aspects of wise speech found within Proverbs. These can be directly applied to how we can honor God with our speech in the midst of a sinful and foolish world.

What does the Bible say about Christmas? In this message, we look at three amazing facts accompanying the birth of Christ, declaring that Jesus is from God, is the Messiah, and does deserve worship.

What argument do you need to convince people of who Christ is? In this message, we look at John's method of writing in order to communicate the truth about Jesus, and how we can communicate to others in the same way.

In the conclusion of this series, we focus on Jesus' second appearing to the disciples after His resurrection. In His second appearance to the disciples, we see two more strategic reasons for His appearing.

Every appearance of the resurrected Jesus was strategic, for a very specific purpose. In this message, we look at why Jesus appeared to His disciples, and focus on the first two of four strategic reasons for this appearance.

In this message, we look at three conditions for thinking wisely in a sinful and foolish world, focusing primarily on Proverbs 1:1-7.

What does it mean to give thanks in everything? In this message, we will look at three aspects of Paul's command in I Thessalonians 5:18.

What difference does the resurrection make? This passage from John 20 focuses on Mary Magdalene, the first eyewitness to the resurrected Jesus.

What is so significant about the empty tomb? In this message, we look at four aspects of the empty tomb relayed to us in John 20.

In Part 4 of this series, we focus on the hope of salvation, and some aspects of God's role in salvation, as revealed in scripture.

In this message, we find two significant proofs of Jesus' messiahship that become evident after His death.

In Part 3 of this series, we focus on verses 28-30, and find two more evidences that John uses from the crucifixion of Jesus which point to His messiahship: The thirst which fulfilled scripture, and the final declaration.

In Part 2 of this series, we look at three more evidences that John produces for us that Jesus is the Christ: The sign from Pilate, the lottery for the tunic, and the change in Mary's relationship to Jesus.

The details relayed and omitted in John's account of Jesus' crucifixion truly show his intent that his readers believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing they may have life in His name (20:31). In this series, we will begin to look at evidences in the death of Jesus that help you believe in Him, starting with the timing and manner of Jesus' death.