A Righteous Man
Pastor Hamilton
In an age when people will do anything to advance or protect themselves, believers show Christ by living by biblically-defined ethics.
The Problem of Rules
Keith Lewis
A fierce loyalty to personal freedom is a growing and defining trademark of Western secularism. We must consider the idolatry of personal freedom and the objections it brings against Christianity.
“Sticks, Stones, and Steaks” part 3
Brian Trainer
Believers seeking to glorify God should never associate themselves with elements that are linked to the world system regardless of the reasons, the personal rights, or the perceived cost.
“Sticks, Stones, and Steaks” part 2
Brian Trainer
Paul’s first two principles in decisionmaking involve encroachment (will it go against the demands of my conscience, 8:7) and example (will it set a helpful pattern for others to follow, 8:12-13).
“Sticks, Stones, and Steaks” part 1
Brian Trainer
In debatable issues, things in which we have no direct scriptural instruction, we are often confronted with decisions between individual personal liberty and Christian community sensitivity.
Counsel to a Thief (Part III)
Pastor Hamilton
The final message in Pastor Hamilton’s evening service series, “Counsel to a Thief.” Part I Part II
Counsel to a Thief (Part II)
Pastor Hamilton
A follow-up message to last week’s evening service sermon, “Counsel to a Thief.” Part 1
Counsel to a Thief (Part I)
Pastor Hamilton
Believers would be wise to not fall for the lie that only the “evil people of the world” are guilty of theft.
The Christian and War
Pastor Hamilton
Is war ever justified? Can a Christian serve in the military?