Mount Hope | Burlington Campus

Do we as Christians know what we believe and why we believe it? Carl Kerby from Reasons for Hope Ministries shares why it is so important that we have strong, Biblical answers to the questions people are asking.

Carl Kerby from Reasons for Hope Ministries Shares Responses to Arguments made by Richard Dawkins

What does David's victory mean for us today?

We all have a unique perspective on things, but in the end only one perspective matters.

Partial obedience is full disobedience.

Jesus' prayer in John 17 reveals his love for you.

God promised the people a king, so why is it wrong for them to ask for a king?

Does God need our help or do we need His help?

We know we should honor God, but what does honor look like?

He is risen!

What does Jesus say about his return?

What if our assumptions about Jesus are simply not true?

When we say no to something, do we consider everything we might be saying no to?

How do you look when people get close to you?

What is the biggest lie the church believes today?

When we ignore the reality of sin and hell, we cheapen grace and salvation.

When his disciples started scoring greatness, Jesus didn't just change the score, he changed the game.

We often find it difficult to do all the things God says we are supposed to do. Is it our job to muster up the energy and strength to do all these things or does that strength come from somewhere else?

When we give, instead of looking at our resources first, perhaps we first should look to our relationship with God.

How are we to pray? (Please note: due to technical difficulties the sound in this recording is not as clear as other sermons. We are working to fix the issue.)