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Dr. Carl Anderson of Trinity Fellowship Church teaches on the mountain top experience Jesus had with Moses and Elijah.

Richard Golio of Central Christian asks and answers, how do we foster practical, spiritual discipleship and change in our own lives? (1 Cor 12:25-27; James 1:22 & 25; Mark 8:34-35; Heb 12:5-11; Matt 28:19-20)

James concludes his practical letter by addressing a most positive and powerful use of the tongue: prayer. Effective prayer is offered at all times, with vulnerability, in humility, from right relationships, by everyone, for the holiness of the church.

Pastor Scott Winn of RBFC, discusses how lust, and its servant pornography, are becoming a greater battle ground than many are aware. Find out how Christian men, women, and children can begin to be prepared to deal with these powerful temptations.

Hank Lamb of Central Christian Church speaks on how God trains us in ways unique to us to fulfill unique purposes, and we know little or nothing about where we are going.

Dr. Mark Engelthaler of Richland Bible Fellowship speaks on when our focus stays on Jesus we will do incredible things for the Kingdom of God, but when we get distracted by the world or our circumstances we no longer can be all that God wants us to be.

Matt Blackwell of Richland Bible Fellowship talks of the need to set up stones of remembrance so that we do not forget that God is active and working for our good and His glory. (Joshua 3&4)

Dr. Darrell Bock of Trinity Fellowship and author of Breaking the Da Vinci Code, speaks on how the church can engage our culture spiritually, with the correct tone.

Craig Schill speaks on Romans 6:15-23 from Trinity Fellowship Church.

What does it mean to think like Jesus? How can I take my thoughts and take them captive to obey Christ? Check out this weeks devotional thought about the mind of Christ.

Dealing with failure - There are no blowouts in the Christian life, only slow leaks. In a nutshell: Be unwilling to be stopped by your failures and be willing to learn from them.

You call yourself a Christian. Live like it. A new life requires a new lifestyle. Old attitudes and actions must be left behind and new ones put in their place. (Ephesians 4:17-24)

Theologians and pastors across time have noted the simple beauty and hope of this key passage in Romans. The title expresses well the theme of Dr. Anderson's message and the foundational understanding of the Gospel message concerning Jesus Christ. (Romans 3:9-31)

A common perception today is that work in the physical realm has little if any eternal significance. This means that work in the marketplace is not held in high esteem. Such a view implies that the calling those who labor in the workplace is inferior to those who labor in "spiritual vocations" such as pastors, missionaries, and evangelists. Is this true? Listen to one man's journey to find the answer to this question and how the answer changed him and the world that we live in today.

TFC's annual missions weekend featured guest speaker and missionary Norm Friberg. Norm and Jaque have nearly 50 years of stories of God's miraculous work for them and through them as they served as tent-making missionaries with Interserve throughout Central Asia. Through education and medical ministries they have been a part of the planting and building of indigenous churches in Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, and Krygystan. Norm offers his life, His passion for Gospel ministry, a few stories from his experiences, and a compelling calling for all believers to serve as missionaries with Rom. 10:5-17 as the Biblical backdrop.

We are created by God to be relationally centered. This happens when we pursue to be in genuine community with other beleivers. Small groups are God's mechanism for making us into more fully devoted followers of Christ. (Selected Passages)