We all carry questions—some we say out loud, others we quietly wrestle with alone.
Questions about salvation.
Questions about sin and growth.
Questions about doubt, suffering, prayer, and what faith looks like in real life.
In this January sermon series, Q&A: Your Questions, The Bible’s Answers, we’re opening the door to honest conversation and turning together to God’s Word for clarity, hope, and truth. These messages are shaped by real questions from our church family and community—not hypothetical debates, but the kinds of questions people actually ask when faith meets everyday life.
This series isn’t about quick fixes or shallow answers. It’s about discovering what the Bible truly teaches, understanding God’s heart, and learning how to walk faithfully—even when the answers aren’t simple.
Whether you’re new to church, wrestling with doubt, or have followed Jesus for years, this series is designed to meet you where you are and point you back to the steady promises of God.
January Sermon Schedule
January 4 — How Do I Know I Am Saved?
What does it really mean to be saved—and how can I be sure?
We’ll explore assurance of salvation, the role of faith and feelings, and how God’s grace meets us even in seasons of mental and emotional struggle.
January 11 — Will I Still Sin After I’m Saved?
Why do Christians still struggle with sin—and why do different believers feel convicted about different things?
This message looks at spiritual growth, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the difference between condemnation and conviction.
January 18 — Why Does God Feel Distant at Times?
Have you ever prayed, worshiped, or opened your Bible and felt… nothing?
We’ll look at what Scripture says about God’s presence, spiritual dryness, and how faith grows during seasons when God feels silent.
January 25 — How Do I Lay My Problems at Jesus’ Feet and Not Pick Them Back Up?
If we’re called to trust God, why is it so hard to let go?
This message explores prayer, anxiety, and what it means to continually entrust our burdens to Christ without living in guilt or fear.
What to Expect from This Series
- Biblically grounded answers, not opinion-driven advice
- Honest engagement with hard questions
- Grace-filled teaching rooted in the gospel
- Practical application for everyday faith
- A welcoming space for questions, doubts, and growth
Have a Question?
You’re not alone—and your questions matter.
If you have a question you’re wrestling with, we invite you to submit it. While we may not address every question publicly, they help shape future teaching and guide us as a church family.