Every person encounters gossip and it's often allowed to run rampant in the church. Jillian is going to talk about how you can identify it, squash it and avoid doing it in your own life.

Have you ever wondered where the line between religious and non religious life is? Should we even be making a distinction between the two? Is God supposed to be part of our lives outside of the church doors?

I'm sure you have heard that bad ideas have bad consequences, and the word "consequences" has a negative connotation to most of us. But can the opposite be true? Can good ideas have good consequences,and where should we be getting these "good ideas" from?

How can you know that you or anything else even exists? Can we rely on wisdom from from philosophers? Scientists? Religion? When it comes to epistemology (the study of "how we know") there is only one source that remains consistant.

Part 2:  What does God being faithful mean to the Christ follower?  

Part 1 of our Women's Conference message: Finding God's Faithfulness in a Time of Spiritual Drought.  What does it mean that God is faithful?  Why does he feel far away during hardship?  Can we really trust him to be faithful in every circumstance?

There might only be one right worldview, and all others wrong. Knowing how they are different from each other and the truth helps to train your mind how to lead thinking that is wrong into an understanding of what is right.  To give people the best chance at truth that you can offer them, you might have to know where they are coming from first.

Why does it matter who God is?  Simply put, there is only one god that has a truly gracious and merciful plan for your life. Find out how good works/deeds spits in the face of mercy.