Has anyone ever said to you: Well, that’s just your interpretation! Christian faith is not based on personal interpretation, it’s based on God’s explanation.

As soon as you understand the gospel, you’ll be asking: Does this mean we can live any way we want and get away with it? Pastor Colin says, If you’re asking this question, it means you’re on the right track.

You know what happened at the cross, but do you know why it happened? Pastor Colin talks about seven explanations the Bible gives for what was happening at the cross.

Do you think you will you be welcomed by God, if you come to him on your own? Pastor Colin explains, from the story of Joseph and his brothers, our position before God.

Have you ever reflected on the sufferings of Jesus? The Bible tells us that doing this will help us not to grow weary or to lose heart. Pastor Colin talks about how to get started.

We often talk about how the death of Jesus touches our lives: He died for our sins, He carried our guilt, and took our judgment. But how does the suffering of Jesus touch our lives today? Pastor Colin talks about what the suffering of Jesus means for us.

You've failed and you've been running from Jesus. Maybe you've fallen into some temptation and you feel defeated. Pastor Colin talks about Jesus' invitation to His disciples and to us.

Judas betrayed Him, Peter denied Him, and all the disciples ran away from Him. Pastor Colin talks about why Jesus went to the cross alone.

What does the future hold? Jesus spoke about this with His disciples. But many people have found His words confusing. Pastor Colin talks about what He said.

The worst spiritual position of all is to be at peace with yourself when your sins are not yet forgiven. Pastor Colin talks about the story of Joseph’s brothers and how God gets their attention to deal with forgotten sins.

What are your expectations for life in this world? Do you expect a world where peace reigns and truth is honored? Pastor Colin talks about the teaching of Jesus that should guide our expectations.

What does it mean to become a true Christian? What would that look like in actual practice? Pastor Colin talks about four marks of genuine conversion.

How do you interact with a person who’s hostile to the gospel? Pastor Colin looks at three question-and-answer sessions with Jesus, to learn how he handles these conversations.

You feel that you haven’t been very fruitful for Christ. You feel like a dead tree. But Pastor Colin talks about why this doesn’t have to be the end of your story.

What kind of fruit is Jesus looking for in the church today? He’s not impressed with lots of activity. Pastor Colin talks about what impresses Him.

The worst spiritual position of all is to be at peace with yourself when your sins are not yet forgiven. Pastor Colin talks about the story of Joseph’s brothers and how God gets their attention to deal with forgotten sins.

Jesus came, not to be served, but to serve. That means He didn’t come into the world to get you to do something for Him. Pastor Colin talks about what He came to do for you.

Why did Jesus Christ come into the world? Some people think it was to condemn us, others feel that it was to recruit workers. Many people aren’t really sure why He came. Pastor Colin talks about the real reason.

You say you’ve done everything God’s asked of you. Have you left anything out? Pastor Colin talks about the challenge that Jesus has for you.

What does it mean when you say, I’m a good person. How do you measure goodness? Pastor Colin talks about how God measures it.

Something another Christian has said or done has hindered your faith. Maybe it was a family member, a friend, or even a pastor. Pastor Colin talks about how Jesus removes the barriers that keep us from God’s blessing.

What do you do when you seem to have more questions about God than answers? Pastor Colin talks about Joseph’s time in prison and God’s greater purpose for his life.

You’ve made some relational mistakes, and you’re afraid you’ll mess it up again. Pastor Colin talks about how you can move beyond the past.

People sometimes say, You must have a sick mind to talk about hell. Are we willing to apply that same conclusion to Jesus? Pastor Colin explains why we’d need to.