We should be careful not to confuse our salvation with our inheritance...

Let's talk about how we shouldn't walk...

The great hope that keeps us in the fight when it gets tough is waiting for that trumpet that will call us home. Are you listening for it?

Paul's practical admonitions for the Christian life continue in chapter five of Ephesians.

The Christian life is spiritual warfare. How do we maintain our spiritual health on the battlefield?

Plato once said, "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." This is especially true for our brothers and sisters in Christ.

The next post for "Stay in the Fight" is still in prayerful progress. In the meantime, Pastor Estep gives us encouragement to keep going.

Grieve not the Holy Spirit.

The next post for "Stay in the Fight" is coming soon. In the meantime, check out this related 15 minute sermon from Bob Militello!

How you talk matters to God!

The Christian life is spiritual warfare. Whether we are wounded, weary, or both, three questions can help us stay in the fight.

Paul's practical comments for putting on the new man.

Scripture compares the spiritual life to warfare. So how do we stay in the fight when the war rages hot?

What makes the difference between a sinner and saved sinner? Jesus Christ!

Was Jethro's advice to Moses in Exodus 18 right?

Christians are not supposed to be a PG version of an R-rated world. We are supposed to be wholly (and holy) different!

Fresh eyes on a familiar psalm may be the blessing you're looking for today.

Spiritual gifts and developing maturity in the body of Christ.

Here's an easy way to reach a lot of people with the gospel.

Christ's ascension into glory, and what goes along with that event.