Tonight we look at Matthew 3:1-12 and we see that John the Baptist isn't just a warm-up act who occupies the crowd until Jesus takes the stage. He actively prepared the way for the Messiah and so should we.

Matthew 2:13-23. Three Old Testament prophecies teach us much about Jesus and what He came to do.

This week we look at the Vist of the Magi in Matthew 2:1-12. We see that it foreshadows that the Gentiles are now going to be included in the people of God.

This week we look at Matthew 1:18-25 and see that Matthew uses a somewhat awkward Christmas story to reveal to us who Jesus is.

This week we begin our series on the Gospel of Matthew. We see that Matthew begins his Gospel with a genealogy because he wants us to understand that Jesus Christ is the culmination of history.

Jerry takes us through how God keeps his promise of a new exodus and a new covenant to Israel and to us.

This is the first half of our look at Ezekiel 36:22-38. In it, we see that the Lord will vindicate his name among the nations.

Tonight we look at the lowest point in Israel's History and find that when we disobey, God disciplines us but he doesn't leave us without hope.

David explores the life of Solomon and finds that the road to blessing is always obedience.

As God reveals his promises to David, he reveals to us that he is a God who makes and keeps his promises.