Broadcasts

Sin is usually an uncomfortable subject. But the way you think about your own sinfulness can actually give you assurance of your salvation!

Usually, our deepest beliefs are based on the things we’ve experienced, not on philosophic reasoning. But is it possible to really experience God if you can’t see him?

The first disciples believed in Jesus because of the miracles they witnessed. But how can we in the 21st century have that same experience and the same level of assurance?

Everyone’s conversion story is different. Some people grew up in church and have always believed. Others had a dramatic conversion later in life. Are both those experiences valid? Or is there a specific formula you need to follow?

Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to lose your salvation? Or why some people who seem to be saved later walk away from God?

If you were to ask a hundred people what it means to be “Christian,” you’d probably get a ton of different answers. So what’s really the defining factor?

If you believe in God and don’t identify with any other religion, then you probably call yourself a Christian. But is that really all it takes to be a “follower of Christ?”

Most people are familiar with the parable of the Good Samaritan. It’s a nice story about loving others and being the bigger person. Isn’t it?

How many good works does it take to get to heaven? J.D. Greear answers that question as we jump into a brand new series called, In Earth as it Is in Heaven.