Faithful is the Word Tito Sotolongo

Different people approach deconstructing their faith in many different ways. Some abandon a faith that they realized they never had, some have honest questions about inconsistencies with the Church, and others struggle to keep the faith when they have been hurt or let down. What is the church to do? The short answer is to build and construct a faith according to God's Word. But how? We will examine Paul's words to the Ephesian church to learn the answer.

Text: Ephesians 4:1-16

Issues such as evil, sin, and hell can become a stumbling block to someone's faith. It is not easy to reconcile God’s love and wrath, which are both exhibited in the Bible. Rather than softening the meaning or rejecting the ideas altogether, we will compare the Bible's explanation of evil, sin, and hell with cultural arguments to forge a more faithful approach to each.

Text: Luke 16:19-31

Being hopeful rather than fearful about the end times.

End-times theology and discussions are hot topics. For many, the idea is encouraging. Yet, for others, it can be a stumbling block. In this sermon, we will give a general overview of key elements(the Eschatology Study of the End) so that Christians can properly fuel their faith rather than frustrate themselves and others.

Text: Acts 1:6-8

There have been many debates over errors found in the Bible. Who is right and wrong, and how can we be sure? In this sermon, we examine some honest questions and concerns to confirm whether we can place our confidence in what is found in the Bible.

Today's Key Text: 2 Peter 1:1-21

Do you believe what you believe is really real? Many are wrestling with faith and doubt. God’s Word has much to say about deconstruction and discipleship that can show us how to learn and affirm what we believe is true.



Today, we will examine criticisms about Christianity to discern what deconstruction is all about so we can learn without losing our faith.



Text: Genesis 3:1-9

If you do not line up batteries with the proper polarity in a device, you will have no power, even though the potential is there. In the same way, we can fail to experience God's power in our lives if we misapply God's Word and take it out of context. 

Text: Philippians 4:1-23