Preacher: Gary Hunt His family and friends believed Jesus had lost His mind. Why did they believe such a thing about Him? Is our faith active in such a way that we are accused of losing our mind also?

Preacher: Gary Hunt Christians are to be the most unselfish loving people on earth. Then, why are Christians hated by so many in the world?

Preacher: Gary Hunt Some reasons why we pity ourselves and how the Scriptures show us we can overcome it.

Preacher: Gary Hunt | Series: Capital Punishment Does God demand nations exercise capital punishment in certain cases of murder and other crimes? Are the Catholics right when they tell us that capital punishment is sinful? How does God feel about nations that do not put certain murderers to death?

Preacher: Gary Hunt | Series: Capital Punishment Does God demand nations exercise capital punishment in certain cases of murder and other crimes? Are the Catholics right when they tell us that capital punishment is sinful? How does God feel about nations that do not put certain murderers to death?

Preacher: Gary Hunt | Series: The Parables of Jesus What does loving riches and ignoring God get us? Should we place more value on our souls rather than on our material things?

Preacher: Gary Hunt Why are we so attracted by sin although we know it is wrong and destructive to our souls? How can we resist sin?

Preacher: Gary Hunt Although God is mentioned in the book of Esther, his actions are throughout working things together for good to accomplish His purpose through His people at that time, Israel. Even though no miracle I done, God’s providence is seen as He looks ahead and provides what is needed for His purose to save humanity goes forward. Esther plays a great part in saving the Jewish people from being destroyed. God also works silently in His providence for His people, His one church, today.

Preacher: Gary Hunt When we get tired of serving Christ, we need to be reminded of why our service is not in vain that we may gain strength to go on in the Lord.

Preacher: Gary Hunt | Series: Eternal Security Is it true that once we are saved, we are always saved. If it is, then why does the New Testament give so many warnings that we can be lost after being saved?