Description.  Evangelist Brandon Stephens puts forth an important question in this episode:  Is God’s Word our Pattern?

Description.  An examination of the three temptations Satan brought to the Lord.

Description. Do you understand the doctrine of the trinity? What does the word “Godhead” mean and why is it important in our understanding of who God is? Shahe Gergian looks at these issues in “The Lord Your God.”

Description. For centuries, debate has raged over the issue of baptism. During this debate, the churches of Christ have taught that baptism is absolutely necessary for salvation, yet arguments opposing that position have been levied time and time again. In this sermon, Brandon Stephens addresses some of those common arguments.

Definition. Theistic evolution or evolutionary creation is a concept that asserts that classical religious teachings about God are compatible with the modern scientific understanding about biological evolution. In short, theistic evolutionists believe that there is a God, that God is the creator of the material universe and (by consequence) all life within, and that biological evolution is simply a natural process within that creation. (Wikipedia)

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Skeptics and critics have launched accusations and attacks against the Bible for centuries. As a result, many who approach the Christian religion are unsure about the Bible’s accuracy and authenticity. In this sermon, Shahe Gergian assesses some of these issues as he asks the question, “Can I Trust the Bible?”

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Do you know what repentance is? The word repentance is not one we use in our every day vocabulary, but the Bible teaches that it is essential in our drawing near to God. In this sermon, Clint De France asks the question Did you Repent, Fully Repent?

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The plea of the church of Christ has traditionally been for religious restoration. What does that mean? What is involved in restoring the New Testament church? Is such a restoration really needed today? Shahe Gergian answers these question in this sermon.