There are so many great descriptions of Jesus in the Bible, each of them showing us a different aspect of His greatness. Tonight we look at one of the lesser-known descriptions, in Hebrews chapter 2, a description that helps us deepen our love for Christ…
When Jerusalem is destroyed in 586 BC, many Israelites are carried off as captives to Babylon, where their faith will face a cultural pressure they have never known before. Would they find the conviction to stay faithful to God? Let’s see what we can learn from one example in the life of Daniel…
We know the Bible teaches that it is wrong to hate others, so what does Ecclesiastes 3:8 mean when it says there is a “time to hate?” Are there some things Christians should “hate,” and how does the Bible use that term?
This morning we overview the Old Testament timeline, and then we focus in on Jerusalem’s destruction in 586 BC. Jeremiah lived through Jerusalem’s fall, so why was he still hopeful after it happened? And what do we learn from his experience?
God makes big promises about prayer making a difference, so why do our prayers often seem so faithless? Let’s consider 3 common barriers to faithful prayer, and how we can overcome them…
In 2 Samuel chapter 7, David is sitting in his new house, thinking about how God has blessed Him. What follows becomes one of the most significant promises in the Bible’s storyline…what was it, and what does the chapter tell us about David’s heart?
Yesterday was the 50-year anniversary of man landing on the moon! Let’s look around Scripture and make a list, to see what Christians might remember when we look at the moon…
After the judges, the time of Israel’s kings began. Saul was the first anointed king, but things did not go as well as God wanted. Why was God disappointed in Saul, and what can we learn from it?
Tonight we take another question from the question and answer box, and we study an issue that reminds us of the church’s emphasis on souls and eternity. What is ‘church discipline,’ and what does the Bible say about our responsibility to each other when one of us is drifting into sin?
After Israel entered the promised land and Joshua’s generation passed away, the time of the judges began. What was the “Judges Cycle,” and what do we learn from it?