When we look back over the past year, we all see areas where we could use some improvement. Words we wish were never said, moments we long to “do over.” Join the team this New Year’s Eve for a special message of beginning again.
Read More »What are your resolutions for the New Year? If you’re like me, they likely include a re-commitment to daily time in God’s Word. Hear how one special resource can ignite enjoyment and understanding in your quiet times this coming year.
Read More »We know that consistent time in God’s Word is important, but how do we begin the process of regular Bible study? Let’s talk about a Bible study tool that is near and dear to their heart.
Read More »Every year, we can count on celebrating the birth of Jesus on the same exact same day, December 25. That spot on the calendar has marked Christmas day for generations!
Read More »A classic nativity display includes Mary, Joseph, shepherds, wise men, animals, and baby Jesus, all together under the roof of a quaint stable. Discover that the traditional nativity scene may not represent the actual Christmas story! Join Haddon Robinson, Alice Mathews, and special guest Ken Bailey for a special Christmas study.
Read More »We’re familiar with the characters, settings, and storyline of the birth of Jesus. But is the Christmas story we’ve come to know really how it all happened? The conversation is sure to surprise you!
Read More »The world’s formula for power is this: push your way to the head of the line. But Jesus’ model for successful leadership looks very different! Hear the challenging study of the parable in Matthew chapter 20.
Read More »To be successful in our society, it takes persistence and willpower to claw your way to the top. But to be successful in God’s kingdom, it takes humility and sacrifice to make your way to the bottom! Let’s look at Jesus’ interaction with two ambitious disciples to illustrate this important distinction.
Read More »The rallying cry of the world is “Look out for number one!” But Jesus told His followers, “Put yourself last.” Let’s discuss the practical side of the paradox, “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.”
Read More »In Matthew chapter 20, Jesus told a parable that explored two characteristics of God, His impartial justice, and His unmerited grace. Let’s study both aspects of God’s personality, and suggest we need a healthy balance of these two views in order to see God clearly.
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