Broadcasts

For most Americans, statue worship isn’t something we’ve seen or experienced. But in truth, many of us—even Bible believing Christians—are buying into false images of God without even knowing it.

No one enjoys being confused. We want to make sense of things. But God’s understanding is much bigger than our own, and even though we can never grasp it all, we can trust in the God who does.

Whether you’re an atheist or a seminary professor, everyone has doubts about God. So how can we have faith if we still have unanswered questions?

Faith is often portrayed as nothing more than a comforting alternative to the more “rational” approach of atheism. But is that actually the case?

Many people struggle to believe in a God they can’t see or touch or hear. But not only can you know that God exists, you can know him personally!

At this time of year, kids tend to be pretty concerned with whether they’re “naughty or nice.” Santa’s got a list and he’s checking it twice! And some of us feel like God has a similar system.

It’s been said that there’s a “God-shaped hole” in every heart. We all sense there’s something missing. Pastor J.D. looks at the story of the most famous seekers of all time—the wise men.

As we study the story of the Wise Men, Pastor J.D. argues that all of us are hungry for God, whether we realize it or not. We just might not be looking in the right place!

We learn there are only two responses to Jesus: worshipping or weeping. Those worshipping because they have found in Jesus the Savior they longed for, and those weeping because they face one disappointment after another.