Changed By Grace

Everyone has an opinion about truth. Pilate cynically asked, "What is truth?" But when those voices disagree—and eternity is at stake—what can you trust? Join Pastor Steve as he explores what the Bible teaches about truth and why its claims matter.

Who was John Huss and what role did he play in the Protestant Reformation? Join Pastor Steve as we learn more about this firey forerunner.

Today, we dive into Hebrews 4:12, reflecting on the power of God's Word as a living and active force that discerns the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. We connect this truth to the Protestant Reformation, emphasizing how the Scriptures serve as the ultimate authority that transforms lives. Join Pastor Steve as we study God's Word.

True faith is marked by obedience to God. This is the very purpose for which we were created in Christ Jesus. If you have been genuinely saved, that salvation will be evident in a life that seeks to obey Him. Join Pastor Steve as he examines 1 John 2:3–6.

What does it mean to genuinely believe in Christ? How can we know whether our faith is real? Join Pastor Steve as he examines the saving faith that transforms lives.

Do Christians have two natures? How does the answer to this question affect sin in your life? Join Pastor Steve as he looks at Romans 6:12-13.

What does genuine, Christlike love really look like? Join Pastor Steve for the answer in today's study, "The Marks of Real Love," from Romans 12:9.

Today, Pastor Steve explored Proverbs 4:20-27, emphasizing the importance of guarding our hearts and directing our paths toward wisdom and life. Through practical insights, he reminded us that what we allow into our hearts shapes our lives and decisions. Join Pastor Steve as we study God's Word.

What does it mean to live completely for Christ in a world constantly trying to shape you? Pastor Steve wants you to discover the answer from Romans 12:1–2 and see how God's mercies call us to surrender, reject the world's mold, and be transformed by the renewing of our minds.

What kind of company do you keep and for what reason? Join Pastor Steve today as he looks at 1 Corinthians 15:33-34.

What is your greatest treasure? Is it your spouse, your children, your home, or your job? Perhaps it is something else entirely. In today's message, Pastor Steve examines Psalm 119:11 and explains what should be the believer's greatest treasure. Join us today as we study together from God's Word.

What is the cause of "war" and "fights" in the church. Isn't it "you?" Listen as Pastor Steve explains the devastating effects of worldliness.

There are three components to confessing sin. What are they? Join Pastor Steve as he answers from 1 John 1:9.

How does Jesus define worship? Is worship limited to a particular location? Join Pastor Steve today as he gives Jesus' definition of worship.

Do you know how to interpret the Bible? Many come to Bible study skipping that most important step. In today's study, Pastor Steve will show you how this is done before you apply Scripture to your life.

Today, Pastor Steve emphasized the importance of singing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs as a way to connect our hearts to the Lord and to one another, based on Ephesians 5:19. He encouraged the congregation to embrace a spirit-filled life where worship flows freely from the heart. Join Pastor Steve as we study God's Word.

Is it okay for Christians to drink alcohol or get drunk? Join Pastor Steve as he tackles that question today from Ephesians 5:18.

Observation, Interpretation, and application. Those are the three steps in inductive Bible study. Join Pastor Steve he address the importance of all three and why they follow a particular order in understanding the Bible.

Are you blameless when you complain? How does not complaining relate to working out your own salvation with fear and trembling? Listen as Pastor Steve examines the command and reason to stop complaining from Philippians 2:14-16.

Do you know how to study the Bible? Can you interpret it the way the author originally intended? Join Pastor Steve as he equips you with the tools of inductive Bible study — and shows you what it means to "accurately handle the word of truth" (2 Tim.2:15).