In Matthew 15:21-28 Jesus refers to a gentile woman as a dog after ignoring her first pleas. Is this the Jesus we have come to know from Scripture? Why would our Savior say this? Jon Lilley teaches us about our place as gentiles.

Kevin Bennett teaches from Matthew 5:27-30. Jesus shows us that He is after our hearts, not an external facade. He also shows us a proper attitude toward sin in our lives.

Scott Stonehouse discusses the "Unforgivable Sin" in Matthew 12:31-32, which is stated by Jesus to be blasphemy against the Spirit.

Steven Nelms discusses Jesus' statement in John 14:13-14 that claims He will do whatever we ask of Him.

Retaliation is the subject of this message in our Uncensored Savior: The Tough Sayings of Christ series. Jesus tells us to "turn the other cheek". What is He saying?

Jon Lilley introduces our new series, Uncensored Savior: The Tough Sayings of Christ. He looks at the passage in Luke 14 where Jesus says people must hate their family to be His disciple.

Bruce Grantham tells his story

"Make it your ambition." Paul doesn't hold back when he urges the church to make it our ambition to please God. This is foundational in our relationship with God, and understanding our purpose in this life.

Paul asks and urges us to abstain from sexual immorality. But what exactly is sexual immorality? How do we abstain? and why?

The Thessalonian church was commended on their acceptance of the gospel as from God and not merely from men. If we are bold enough to do the same - and we should be - shouldn't that gospel be at work in us as well? How are you influenced by the gospel?