In the past, if you wanted to be close to God, there were several demanding steps you had to take. And unfortunately, most people couldn’t live up to the requirements. Pastor Mike Fabarez explains how one person changed everything about how we relate to God.

Recycling, greenhouse gasses, polar ice caps––environmental issues are hot buttons for debate and policy. But as Christians and future citizens of heaven what’s our take on celebrations like “Earth Day?” Pastor Mike offers a biblically grounded perspective on caring for the earth.

Sometimes the only way you can prove the advantages of something new is to compare it to the old! So Pastor Mike Fabarez takes a look at God’s ancient agreement with us in order to show the superiority of the new promise!

Where does God live? If his address is in the vicinity of heaven, why was the temple once called “God’s house”? And does God ever take up residence in our churches? Pastor Mike Fabarez says that because of Jesus, God has a new home.

The house of God in Jerusalem was an impressive feat of architecture and design. But since the temple is no more… where does God live now? Is church the new temple? Pastor Mike Fabarez discusses the dwelling place of God then and now.

There was a time when telegraph operators were in high demand. But when more sophisticated modes of communication came along, telegraph operators became obsolete! Pastor Mike Fabarez says that the priesthood used to be necessary… but then a better priest came along!

The official day to file your taxes is coming soon! And along with bemoaning this deadline comes the usual complaints about excessive government spending. Pastor Mike Fabarez answers a timely question about obeying the government when you don’t agree with its actions.

Read through the book of Hebrews and you’ll quickly find it’s filled with Old Testament imagery. The question is, do these pictures have any relevance for us today? Pastor Mike Fabarez helps answer that question by looking at how Christ Changed Everything.