Feed My Sheep

A basic guide to prayer, with a promise for those times we don't know what to pray.

This present world is full of "groaning," but it is preparing us for future glory.

Athens was always on the lookout for something new, but the Apostle Paul brought a message that would change the city forever.

The doctrine of adoption reminds us we have a good Father in heaven who cares for us and has invited us to rule eternally with him.

By the power of God's Spirit, you can break free from sin's bondage and gain eternal life.

The first step to victory over sin and temptation is admitting we are at war with the flesh.

The law was good, but powerless against sin. Only God's grace is strong enough to produce holiness.

When the going gets tough in your fight against sin, just remember the fruit God is producing.

Having been set free from sin, Christians are now slaves of righteousness.

Christians still wrestle with the presence of sin, but we are no longer under the power of sin.

As a seed "dies" before it can bear fruit, so all true life begins with self-sacrifice.

The dimming eyes of Simeon gaze on Baby Jesus - salvation personified.

Zechariah welcomes his miracle baby, the forerunner to the Messiah.

At the thought of Messiah's coming, the virgin Mary bursts into song.

God's grace is like a rushing waterfall, washing away our guilt through Adam.

Peace with God. These three words summarize the gospel message and compel us to hold fast to our faith.

Guest speaker John Lee reminds us why we can count it all joy when we encounter various trials.

Abraham provides for us a vivid model of the life of faith.

Guest speaker Roy Garza provides an overview of the Beatitudes and what they mean for us today.

Abraham and David both testify that justification by faith alone was not Paul's innovation.