Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

Are you confident that the Bible is the Word of God and that it is without error and that it has been preserved and accurately translated throughout history? For us as Christians, it is vital for our promotion of the glory of God and our own Christian life that we come to understand how God gave us the Bible and why we can trust it. Join Tom Pennington has he helps believers understand The Inerrancy, Preservation, and Translation of Scripture.

Each one of the four gospels presents Jesus Christ in a specific and unique way to its intended audience. Matthew wrote to Jewish believers, portraying Jesus as the promised Messiah and King. Mark addressed Romans and other Gentiles—emphasizing Jesus as the faithful servant. Luke crafted his gospel for Greeks and Gentile believers—presenting Jesus as the perfect man. And John wrote to the entire world—revealing Jesus as the unique Son of God. Together, the four gospels provide a comprehensive portrait of Jesus that He is the promised Messiah of the Old Testament and the only Savior of the world. Join Tom Pennington as he not only explains the message of the four gospels but gives An Aerial View of the New Testament.

As believers, how should we respond to the temptations we face and the sins we commit? It's an uncomfortable reality, but true. Because we're still living in our unredeemed flesh in a fallen world, we will face temptation. And we will stumble into sin—every single day. Yet the book of James gives us hope, particularly when he lays out four godly responses to temptation—giving us a clear path forward. Join Tom Pennington in his series Hook, Line & Sinker, as he takes us deep into Scripture, showing how Christians must stand guard against sin and earnestly desire to glorify God, even in our weakest moments.

What does it mean to “live like a pagan”? In Ephesians 4, Paul argues that there is a clear distinction between how pagans live and how Christians live. The apostle demonstrates that those who are new creations in Christ must leave behind old pagan ways and walk in a new way that honors the Lord Jesus Christ. Join Tom Pennington as he unpacks the apostle Paul’s message and guides us as believers to recognize the difference between the Christian life and How to Live Like a Pagan.

What passage of Scripture comes to mind when you hear these words: "The Lord is my Shepherd"? Perhaps chief among the familiar but often misunderstood chapters in the Bible is Psalm 23, written by King David under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. This Psalm looks beyond the short life that we live here on earth, through its difficult and dark valleys, and it looks into eternity future, ending with the true believer dwelling in the house of the Lord forever. Join Tom Pennington as he explains in detail the meaning of King David's words in Psalm 23.

What exactly is the Canon of Scripture? It's the collection of the 66 books officially recognized as Scripture: God's inspired, authoritative Word. Many Christians think church councils in the 3rd and 4th centuries decided which 66 books belong in the Bible. But that's not quite how it happened. In this series, Pastor Tom walks us through how the Bible actually came to be—and how we can be confident these are the only inspired books God gave us. Join Tom Pennington as he makes a compelling case for The Canon.