How did the books of the New Testament come to be regarded as authoritative Scripture? Can we trust that we have the right books in our New Testament? Pastor Steve offers an extra teaching time on these important topics, with Q&A. Understanding how the Bible came to be and knowing that we can trust it is an important part of growing as a disciple of Jesus.

We hope this will enrich your knowledge and strengthen your faith as you seek to live out the mission of Jesus in everyday life.

The Old Testament is a very old book. How can we trust that a book that is thousands of years old is accurate? How was it formed? How was it decided what would be included? Can we trust the translations we have? Join us as we take a look at the historicity of the Old Testament and the process by which we have our current translations.

In this episode, we discuss the issues around social justice and the impact that has on the mission of the church.

What is social justice, and what are the historic roots of this term? What is the difference between social justice and Biblical justice? Does a call for social justice align with the Gospel and the mission of the Church?

A three-part series that seeks to answer the question “What is the Church?”. Each week goes into a different aspect of the Church and is followed by some Q&A.

In the modern era, there has been a particular emphasis on the miraculous gifts within the work of the local church and the life of the individual.  What does the Bible have to say about the exercise of these gifts? How have “charismatic” gifts been exercised throughout the history of the church? What are the “charismatic” gifts and what role should these gifts play in the life of the church today?

What does it mean to have a Christian worldview, and what are the other dominant worldviews of our culture? This is the question we will explore at the next Theology Matters. 

Understanding both the Christian worldview and the worldviews of our culture is critical for thoughtfully living out our calling to be and make disciples of Jesus.

Everyone has questions about theology that often go unanswered. Here’s your chance to get some answers! On Sunday evening, July 16, you can ask anything. Do you have questions about the Bible, doctrine, Jesus, the Church, the sovereignty of God, etc? This will be truly be a night of AskAnything, so ask.

A two part series covering the history and characteristics of the reformed tradition.

What is God’s design for men and women? What does Scripture have to say about gender roles in the church and in the home?

What does the Bible say about divorce? Is it a sin? Is it ever okay? This episode breaks down a Scriptural understanding of what divorce is.