God saves his people and calls us into a relationship that involves the local church and worship. Although we can worship individually, God calls us to worship corporately and to assemble for the church to worship in song, in his Word, through prayer, and the public reading of Scripture. So, how ...

Pastor Don Green begins a series on the spirit of the age in Western culture. Though most people haven’t heard of “moralistic therapeutic deism,” everyone will recognize the hallmarks of this philosophy after hearing it described in this opening lecture and by God’s grace will see why it’s so imp...

Emilio Ramos introduces Covenant Theology, in this 5-part series.

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"Therefore, if you have been raised with Christ, keep seeking the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on the things that are above, not on the things that are on earth." -Colossians 3:1-2

Every church’s goal should be to make true and healthy disciples for the glory of God. Unfortunately, that’s not the reality of the evangelical church today. James Montgomery Boice once described the evangelical church by using the phrase ”mindless times.” Things have not improved since his day.
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The faith of everyday Christians is being undermined by constant, targeted attacks against the authenticity, veracity and sufficiency of the scriptures. Hence, "Did God really say?" (Genesis 3).

The ‘Did God Really Say?’ conference is the brainchild of a partnership between:

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Chris Rosebrough teaches how to biblically critique a sermon.

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Chris Rosebrough's series highlighting where where both cessationists and continuationists agree.

Russell Berger and Sean DeMars of the Defend & Confirm Podcast, are here to help you navigate American Gospel: Christ Crucified. This series is ideal for small group study, and can be watched before each chapter of film.

Realizing that the end of his life and ministry were near, the Apostle Paul reached out to a young man named Timothy. The letter penned by Paul to a junior pastor focuses on the necessity of passing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the next generation of believers. These messages by Alistair Begg ex...

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Thou Shalt Judge brings biblical clarity to one of the most misunderstood commands: "Judge not, lest ye be judged." Todd Friel and Justin Peters reveal how failing to discern truth from error leads to distorted beliefs,...

With stories of men who endured in the face of persecution, terrifying dreams, and mysterious visions, the book of Daniel has intrigued readers for generations. But at the heart of this book, we don’t meet a mere man, however brave, faithful, or wise. We meet God, the King of Kings, who rules ove...

Doreen Virtue holds a B.A. and M.A. in Counseling Psychology from Chapman University, and she is currently 3/4 of the way through earning an M.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies from Western Seminary in Portland and Seattle. She is in seminary to learn how to rightly divide the Word, and to l...

Realizing that the end of his life and ministry were near, the Apostle Paul reached out to a young man named Timothy. The letter penned by Paul to a junior pastor focuses on the necessity of passing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the next generation of believers. These messages by Alistair Begg ex...

The Open Hearts in a Closed World Women’s Conference is a 5 day, free, online conference. Open Hearts in a Closed World was started with the purpose to provide women in the local church with sound teaching and biblical resources that encourage, exhort, and train women for the glory of Jesus Chris...

Who bears the responsibility before God to ensure the next generation of leaders is equipped? The apostle Paul’s instructions to Timothy and Titus (and us) are clear: God has assigned the leaders of every local church the responsibility to identify and equip the next generation of the church’s ...

In the year 1517, an Augustinian monk pierced the bowels of the Roman Catholic Church by nailing his Ninety-Five Theses to the castle door in Wittenberg. Martin Luther was still very far from where the Lord would eventually take him, but in those early moments of concern, a fire was brewing in hi...