For someone who wasn’t an Apostle, and who didn’t lead the Israelites out of captivity or call down God’s presence at Mt. Carmel, Apollos certainly looms large in Scripture. But rather than treat him as a larger-than-life, almost untouchable figure, we should draw closer to him to learn where we can grow, personally.

Curtis Little brings an important lesson about the dangers of sliding away from God, and how easy – and dangerous – it can be.

The two men on the road to Emmaus were willing to run seven miles in the dark once they realized they had been speaking with the Risen Savior. Will we have the same response when we come face to face with the truth?

The heart is fickle, tricky, and sometimes misleading. How do we train it so that it helps to guide us in the right direction?

The story of Joseph is used as an example to “flee immorality.” But have you ever wondered about why Joseph took that so literally? Should we?

No one wants to kill a church, and yet, churches die all the time. How does something like this happen, especially to a church that seems like it’s doing everything right?

Churches today have such detailed processes for baptism. in Scripture, it’s simple: Do you believe? Do you recognize the need? If so, you’re ready.

In the midst of a chapter on persecution, the Hebrew writer tells us that we are a part of a kingdom “that cannot be shaken,” and for that, he says, “we should be grateful.” Why?

Eight years ago, a week before I was married, I preached on “What I Think I Know Now.” Exactly one year later, I preached about “What I Know Now.” Both of those sermons were designed to show some basic truths about marriage. Now, after several years of marriage, I feel like those points have moved from just theoretical to more applicable.

Hopeless. It’s a term that most of us have come to learn really well over the last 12 months, if we didn’t learn it already. In our darkest hours, when we have nowhere to turn, all we need is a little H.E.L.P.