Chris Twilley

Jesus told a story of 3 servants and how they responded differently to the \"talents\" that they were given.

Jesus told a story about 10 bridemaids to illustrate truths about His Return. What a powerful way to drive home key truths!

Jesus contrasts a faithful slave and an \"evil\" one. Which does each represent?

David confessed his sin with Bathsheeba. This passage is a model of \"True Confession.\"

No one knows when Jesus will return. We must always be on the alert and be ready. How do we do that?

Jesus gave a parable of the Fig Tree to drive home an important point about His return.

When Christ returns, what will it be like? Christ tells us in this passage as he continues His answer to the disciples questions.

In Jesus sermon from the Mount of Olives, he describes the Great Tribulation and the sign of the Anti-Christ.

This message continues with the signs that Jesus said will be associated with His coming. Do you know what they are?

No one knows when Christ will return but He did give us signs to look for. This message deals with the signs that He gave in His sermon on the Second Coming.

This is the first message in a series on \"The Second Coming of Christ.\" In Matthew 24, the disciples ask some questions. These questions set up this important series.

Who do you say Jesus Is? This is the big question of History. If Jesus is who He claimed to be, the answer to this question will determine your eternity. Who do you say that Jesus is?

The book of Romans ends on a Triumphant note! What a journey we have been on!

Paul gave personal greetings as he finished this book. He also gave a strong warning.

In this passage, Paul talks about his desire for future ministry and the importance of agonizing in prayer over future ministry.

Christ is our example on how He sacrificed himself for us. We can sacrifice our freedom for our brothers.

When Christians are tempted to argue about secondary issues, it has the potential to distract from the central message. We should be known for our commitment to the central message of Salvation through Christ.

Love is the motivator to not judge or force our opinions on other believers. Love is more important than \"debatable\" issues.

What should Christians do when they disagree about small matters? What is a \"small\" matter? How is it different from a \"Big\" issue?

What is Sanctification? How does it differ from Justification? When Paul says, \"Put on Jesus, what does he mean?\"