Cain's decisions of life that led to his murdering his brother has patterns that shed light on the process of sin.

This week, we look at an example from the Southern Kingdom of Judah some 680 years before the coming of Christ. A king was the best at what he did - all be it that it was all AGAINST God. After one warning and another and another, God finally pulled the trigger and the King was taken captive. But the lesson only starts at that point.

Even when documentation was an enourmous task, writing and reading of words was important. And coming into the first century, this continued. And today, it is words that we go to to know the way to our Father.

We continue to see the powers of un-belief try to overtake the faith of Christians. A simple look at what exists should be enough to convince even the greatest skeptic. We remind ourselves of some of God's creation, some of what was revealed long before science understood, profiding evidence to build a solid faith in our Creator.

Are signs of the Bible being met as we speak? Are we given hints and when the Earth ends and judgment comes? We consider signs that were shared with a closer look at what is taught - and what is not taught in those passages.

The different between the old law and new law is literally the difference between life and death. We remind ourselves of the stark contrast and the blessings/freedoms we have through the coming of Christ and the establishment of the New Covenant.

This study looks at the book of Revelation. In understanding some basic facts, we can better understand the meaning behind some of the symbols and language.

Some elements of the Old Covenant are found in the new. What about the Sabbath and what was required to keep it holy? And are we bound to the formula(s) related to giving and offerings?

We consider the why behind the reasons for some of the decisions made when it comes to our worship and service to our God.

The subject of covenants continues in this week's visit as we go back to the beginning, see how a covenant was established, then broken, the cost and the redemption options that came in time.