Who Has the Final Word
Adam and Eve -- For Real!
The more you discover about God, the more you come to appreciate the fact that He not only is, but must be - in order to be God - omnipresent, omni...
How We Behave
Churches vary in so many different ways, don't they? They all have different musical preferences, forms of preaching, outreach ministries, and children's programs. Truly, local assemblies are as diverse as the people inhabiting them. But in this profound look at 1 Thessalonians 1, Stephen reminds us that amidst the diversity, there are a few characteristics every church should share in common.
The Other Side of the Gospel
Why is it that Jesus spoke more often about torment and the wrath of God than about Heaven? What does God the Son say about it?
What Makes Us Different
Christ not only stood in stark contrast to his pagan Roman world, but he also stood in stark contrast to his pious Jewish world. He was utterly different in all of his teachings, practices, and motives. Are we?
Reconcilable Differences
Have you ever noticed a huge gap between the ideal world and the real world? the events, surprises, and situations of life aren’t usually ideal. That’s why we have to practice ...
Why We Matter to Each Other
If God wanted Christians to be isolated, He wouldn't have wired us for relationships. In fact, our need for relationship is part of how we are made in the image of God. So how does that relate to corporate worship? What is our God given responsibility to each other in the local church? Stephen tells us as he continues his series, “Upon This Rock".
Ladies and Gentlemen
How are we to live in a world full of disappointments fraught with unmet expectations, including relationships, things and accomplishments? Dr. Stephen Davey shares two items in today's study to help us do more than survive.
How We Get Along
Jesus said in John 13:36 that our love for one another is unmistakable proof to the world that we belong to Him. But what does that look like in the assembly? How does it manifest itself on Sunday morning? Stephen brings us insight from Paul's letter to the Ephesian believers.
Killing Anxiety
You have plenty of things to worry about in the jungle maze of your own life. What can consume you probably isn’t gonna be an anaconda, but something just as capable of swallowing whole your sense of joy and courage and trust . . . it’s a deadly serpent called ...
How We Discipline the Unrepentant
Church discipline is not only one of the least preached subjects in all the New Testament; it's also one of the least practiced. Stephen shows us why the absence of discipline has not only damaged our view of who we are, it has damaged our understanding of who God is.