Description: Joshua -- that great Israelite leader who followed Moses -- issued the demanding challenge -- "Choose today -- whom you will serve -- but as for me and my house we will serve the Lord." From the context of this national charge -- Joshua gives us three particular insights into the important role of the Father as spiritual leader in the home.

Description: Jesus said that he came that we might have joy! Paul, in his letter to the believers at Philippi -- gives us a set of keys that will unlock the fullness of joy Jesus intends for us to experience as believers. We began our series by looking at the key of fellowship. Today we consider the key of service.

Description: Today we begin a new series on the topic of the Christians' Source of Joy taken from the context of Paul's letter to the church at Philippi. To his friends in the Philippian church Paul said "I write these things so that your joy might be filled to overflowing.:" Isn't it time to let Christ up your joy quotent?

Description:The darkness that enveloped the world on the Friday when Christ weas crucified -- was miraculously turned to dawn on the first day of the week -- when Jesus came out of the tomb -- victorious over sin, death, the grave and hell. He lives! He is risen indeed!

Description: It was a dark and ominous day when they nailed Jesus to the Cross. Clouds of rejection, ridicule and cynicism covered the crowd gathered at the foot of the Cross. Don't let these same clouds keep you from living in the light of our Savior's love!

Description:How could a man so passionate as Peter -- so committed to the cause of Christ -- deny that he knew Jesus? Let's examine some of the faultlines in Peter's foundation of Faith -- and learn from his mistakes so we don't make the same mistakes when we face the hardships of life.

Description: How could this man -- Judas Iscariot -- betray a friend he had walked with and shared his life with for the last three years. Let's consider his story together and see what we can learn from His mistakes.