It’s a common misconception that Christianity teaches we can’t have any fun or somehow have to give up pleasures of this life. But what is the truth? How ought Christians think about and engage with the pleasures that God’s creation has to offer?
Author: lhbcmoody
Q&A: “If God knew that Adam and Eve would sin, why did He create them?”
Pastor Marc answers questions from the congregation at an open forum Q&A event on October 26th, 2016.
Question & Answer (01-25-17) Full Length
Pastor Marc takes questions from the congregation on issues of religion, The Bible, and life in general at an open forum Q&A event. Below is the full 1 hour event. The individual questions will be edited for convenient browsing/viewing and posted to our Q&A Events page.
Q&A: “If God wanted perfect people then why didn’t He create us perfect?”
Pastor Marc answers questions from the congregation at an open forum Q&A event on October 26th, 2016.
Q&A: “If dinosaurs and man lived together why don’t we find human remains in fossilized dinosaur stomachs?”
Pastor Marc answers questions from the congregation at an open forum Q&A event on October 26th, 2016.
A People Who Serve (2017)
In part 3 of the “Be the Church” series, we take a look at how, as followers of Christ, we are to model our lives after His. When studying the Scriptures, one thing becomes very clear, Jesus served others, and so should we.
The Best Explanation (Does God Exist, part 8)
In this final session of our “Does God Exist” series we wrap up our look at Objective Morality to conclude that God is indeed the best explanation not only for morality, but for the reality that we experience daily.
Q&A: “Didn’t they find dinosaur and human foot prints together at Glen Rose?”
Pastor Marc answers questions from the congregation at a Q&A event on October 26th, 2016.
Q&A: “Did dinosaurs live with humans?”
Pastor marc answers questions from the congregation at a Q&A event on October 26th, 2016.
In His Image (Sanctity of Human Life)
The Bible teaches that mankind has been made in the image of God which includes an inherent dignity shared by all human beings. This has implications for how we are to treat one another in many areas of life, and in our current cultural context, especially on the issue of the unborn. (sermon from January 15th, 2017)
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