Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

The theme that the apostle Paul introduces in Romans 1:18 and continues through the rest of the chapter is certainly an unpopular one in the 21st century. And it is the wrath of God. Some deny the truthfulness and integrity of Scripture, so they outright reject the idea of the wrath of God. Others believe there is no way a loving God could act in such a way. And there are those who simply downplay and ignore the wrath of God, like it doesn’t even exist. But we, as Christians, must always ask: What does the Bible say? In this series, Pastor Tom gives an in-depth explanation of God and His wrath and how all mankind knows God yet, shockingly, responds by suppressing that truth. Join Tom Pennington as he explains from Romans 1 God's Wrath Revealed and Man's Shocking Response.

The Book of Revelation describes the future events surrounding the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ from heaven to earth. And when He returns, He will establish a literal 1,000-year kingdom in which He will reign and rule on this earth. But in Revelation 14, the chapter we will study together in this series, the apostle John provides a powerful preview of Jesus' final victory, describing the eternal defeat of His enemies and the eternal reward of all of His followers. Join Tom Pennington as he explains Revelation 14 and gives A Preview of Jesus' Victory.

There are several reasons why many professing Christians spend little time reading and studying the Bible. But more often than not, one of the main reasons is because people don’t know how. In other words, they don’t have a practical process in place to read, study, and meditate on God’s Word. But for us as Christians, just as food is critical for the health of the body, spiritual food is all the more critical for your spiritual health. In this series, Pastor Tom works through a clear and simple process to understand Scripture and further to know God the Father and His blessed Son, Jesus Christ: Bible Study for Every Christian.

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the center of God’s redemptive plan. The Old Testament proclaimed that the Messiah would come into this world to save His people from their sins. The New Testament gospels teach that the Messiah has come, our Lord Jesus Christ, and describe his life. And the rest of the New Testament teaches why he came and what that means for every believer. And finally, the book of Revelation teaches that He will come back for His people and establish a kingdom. If the Bible is centered on Jesus, then it is critical that we come to know Him from the Scripture. Join Tom Pennington as he surveys the Bible to inform our minds and hearts about The Person of Christ.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible speaks clearly about the person of our Lord Jesus Christ and the work He accomplished in His life, death, and resurrection. But 700 years before He came into the world, the prophet Isaiah foretold that Jesus would accomplish redemption and bring about true restoration. In particular, Jesus Christ would bring salvation to the Jews and Gentiles, and He would bring universal blessings to the entire world. But how does Isaiah describe this person, and what does it mean for us as Christians today? Join Tom Pennington as he walks through one of the great prophecies of the Old Testament, answering the key question: What Child Is This?

In every age, Christians have to make decisions about issues and topics that the Bible either doesn't mention at all or that, if it does, are not entirely definitive. For example, the style of worship music; drinking alcoholic beverages; school and education; parenting philosophies; and entertainment choices. In these types of situations, how are Christians supposed to conduct themselves, even if there is disagreement with other church members and other Christians? Thankfully, the Bible lays out a series of biblical principles to help Christians navigate these liberties. Join Tom Pennington from the book of Romans as he equips believers in Navigating Christian Liberty.