I Corinthians 2:6-16. Paul speaks of a wisdom that is not recognized or welcomed by this world but a wisdom that is good for life. What is this wisdom and how do we attain it?

Matthew 23:1-12. We all want to be great, great in man's sight but more importantly, great in God's sight. Matthew 23 speaks of two paths to greatness, which path are you on? Will it lead you to greatness?

Hebrews 3:12-4:1. The writer of the book of Hebrews encourages his readers to keep some facts in their minds - a sobering truth, an encouragement, and a promise. Hold on to these truths and don't let go.

Murray Haugen reviews the message of Christ to the seven churches in Revelation.

I John 4:1-6. You check food labels to see what your body is taking in, it's important to avoid food that will do your body harm. It's important to also check where your spiritual food is coming from. Not everything that is spiritual is from God. In this text John teaches believers how to discern healthy teaching from poison.

Psalm 23. David declares he shall not want. In a culture where we are always wanting more, how can we be content like David? What was his secret to not having any wants? In this text David tells us what he has.

Matthew 5:27-37. Jesus is teaching His 'Sermon on the Mount'. In this passage He addresses the faulty understandings of adultery, divorce, and making oaths. Hear what Jesus has to say about these topics and the hope for those who've done wrong.

Jeremiah 16:14-21. It's amazing what a little hope can do for a person. In this text, Jeremiah is given a glimpse of hope that would see him through the dark days to come. What kind of dark days would he face? What kind of dark days do you face? Where do you find your hope?

Matthew 9:9-13. Jesus and His disciples have a meal with an unexpected crowd - why would they do it?

Isaiah 25:6-9. Isaiah foretells of a feast that is better than anything we could imagine - a feast that is being prepared for us but also of a feast that has already been prepared. You don't have to wait any longer to taste its goodness. Come and get it!