In this week’s message, Dr. Michael Svigel wraps up the Encounter Conference with Session 5 – The Coming Assumption of the Church. To watch the other sessions from the Encounter Conference visit: https://tepse.org/encounter/.

In this week’s message from 1 John 4, Bill VanDyke unpacks the Apostle John’s two vital tests for discerning genuine fellowship with God in a confusing culture. First, we must “test the spirits” by weighing every teaching against the authoritative Word of God, holding firmly to the true identity of Jesus Christ. Second, we are called to a radical, sacrificial love for our brothers and sisters, remembering that we can only love because God first loved us.

In this week’s message, Chris Schroeder goes over the urgent walk of the believer through 1 Timothy 4. He reveals imperatives of walking in the light and wisdom of God.

Mike Antos looks at three common misconceptions — being religious, going to church, and trying to earn your way to heaven — and shows from Mark 7 and other passages that God isn’t after religious performance, but a real relationship with Him through faith in Christ.

In this week’s message, Mike Antos Jr. explores the mechanics of Christian growth by comparing our spiritual nourishment to a balanced daily diet. He breaks down this spiritual nutrition into three distinct “meals”: the “Party” where church leaders provide sound biblical teaching, the “Potluck” where believers come together to share their unique gifts and serve one another, and “Meal Prep” which represents our personal responsibility to maintain daily habits like prayer and study. Tune in to discover how balancing these communal and individual responsibilities can help you build a resilient, well-fed faith capable of withstanding the trials of the modern world!

Chris Schroeder opens 1 Timothy 4 with “The Urgent Walk,” looking at Paul’s warning to
Timothy about the last days: seducing spirits, doctrines of demons, and the danger of
departing from the faith. A call to test everything against Scripture and hold fast to
sound doctrine.

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Larry Lubinski opens Jeremiah 48 with an illustration from wine-making — the dredges left
behind in the barrel — to unpack God’s judgment on Moab for trusting in their own works,
comfort, strength, and status. A call to let God rack and empty us rather than settle on
our own sediment, and to flee to the true Rock, Jesus Christ.

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This time at Calvary – Bill VanDyke teaches through Daniel 8.

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