I had the opportunity to share about Christ as the anchor of our hope. Our God is faithful to do everything that He has promised to do, but we have to know what He has actually promised! In this teaching, we consider Mary Magdalene's encounter with the Risen Lord and what we can learn from her as we walk forward with Jesus.

As we consider the early believers' hope of Christ's coming, we will explore Paul's letters to the church at Thessalonica.

In this lesson, we consider what it means to approach the story of Scripture from a biblical worldview. We also discuss the significance of the cross and the centrality of the Coming Day of the Lord.

In Lesson Five we get to see Jesus through the eyes of hist friend John--the friend that Jesus chose to give the Book of Revelation to.

In Lesson Four we consider what Daniel has to teach us about living with hope as exiles in our day and about the visions of the coming Son of Man that point us to the hope of Christ's return.

In Lesson Three we consider the surety of God's promises to Abraham and how they are the basis for our hope--and the hope of all thee nations.

Lesson Two dives into God's promise to send the Seed--the Deliverer--and what it means that He is one day going to crush Satan.

In Lesson One, we consider the big picture of God's plan and promises to restore His creation to relationship with and fullness in Him.

This is an introduction to a new series titled "A Promised Hope: The Coming King," in which we will seek to secure our hope to the promise we have of Christ's return.

In this lesson we consider Luke 2:41-52 and ways that we might pattern our lives in such a way that we don't miss the presence of the Lord in our midst.