Matthew 2:13-15. Pastor Ken Hart from Fairbury, NE preaches on Epiphany.

Galatians 4:1-7. Paul writes to encourage the church in Galatia not to abandon the Gospel that's been proclaimed to them. Paul writes to ask what changed? Our status with God has changed, but why? What happened?

Matthew 1:21-23. From our Christmas Eve program. At the end of the program, a student asks the pastor, "Why did God do all those impossible things?" referring to the birth of Christ. Find the answer here.

John 1:19-28. Crowds are gathering. Excitement is brewing. Who is this guy? Is he the One? Will he save us? Listen to what he has to say.

Isaiah 40:1-11. God desires to comfort. He prepared and prepares the way for comfort, He came to comfort, and He is coming again to comfort His people. Listen to find out how He does it.

Luke 21:25-36. Jesus teaches His disciples about His second coming. He tells them the signs that will come, what that day will bring, and He exhorts them to be ready. How will we know when it comes? What can we expect? How can we be ready?

Isaiah 61:1-7. The prophet Isaiah speaks of a messenger who is on a mission from God. Who is this messenger? What's the mission? And what's it got to do with us today?

I Thessalonians 5:1-10. Ready or not, Jesus is coming again. How will He come? What can I do to be ready? What should I expect when this day comes? Paul answers these questions in I Thessalonians 5.

Isaiah 51:9-16. In the midst of tragedy, where is God? Why doesn't He do something about it? Where does hope come from? In Isaiah 51:9-16 we find hope in how God has acted, who God is, and that He still acts.

Matthew 17:24-27. Who is Jesus? Matthew records this event in his gospel to help us answer that question - is He a son or a stranger? Why does it matter? What does it mean for us?