Our Work Matters To God!
It’s far more than just getting a paycheck. Whether you spend your work days in the church, an office, or at home, the responsibilities we carry out can and should glorify God.
Read More »It’s far more than just getting a paycheck. Whether you spend your work days in the church, an office, or at home, the responsibilities we carry out can and should glorify God.
Read More »The stories Jesus told were more than entertainment. They were meaningful lessons, intended to teach people about God’s character and priorities.
Read More »If you’ve ever had a child wander off without your knowledge, you know the panic and fear that grips you as you search frantically for them, and the joy that comes once they have been found. Let’s explore the parables of Jesus.
Read More »The first-century religious folk often chastised Jesus for associating with people their society rejected. The company Jesus kept reveals a lot about God’s love for the lost.
Read More »The term repentance is a sobering one. For some, it’s a reminder of past deeds long covered up. For others, it’s a refreshing reminder of the freedom found in a relationship with God.
Read More »Does God laugh and cry, like we do? Engage in a lively discussion on God’s emotions. It’s part of an in-depth study of Luke 15.
Read More »In Matthew 28, verse 19, Jesus commands His followers to “go and make disciples of all nations.” Let’s discuss the importance of bringing people in your community, and around the world, to the foot of the cross.
Read More »When push comes to shove and you find yourself in a hostile situation, can you put your belief system into words? Discover the differences and similarities, between a witness and a martyr.
Read More »It’s not easy sharing your faith with others. Let’s look back to ancient history, and help us understand the influence of a person’s worldview. Perhaps you’ve tried to share your faith with a friend but can’t seem to get their attention.
Read More »Perhaps you, or someone you love, is having a difficult time accepting the truth of the Scriptures.
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