In John 10, Jesus deals with the fact that there is a thief out there trying to steal sheep from the Shepherd. What is the thief's intent? To steal, kill and destroy. But why is the good Shepherd come? To give life more abundantly. Please tune in.

“The tongue is a fire”, James says. In tonight’s Bible study in the book of James, we look at the negative impact the tongue can have. We also take a look at Proverbs 26:18-28, and realize the extreme danger of the tongue being misused.

Back in 1 Samuel 13, Saul disobeyed the Lord in what it seemed to be a small area. But one disobedience to God's Word can lead you down paths you never thought you would go down. In listening to this message, we hope you realize the importance of complete obedience, and also many other important truths.

In John 10, Jesus likens himself to the Shepherd of the sheep, but also the Door of the sheep. But today, this message focuses on the actual sheep. “All we like sheep have gone astray”, Isaiah said. Please tune in as this message applies to everyone.

In tonight's Bible study, we look at the first 2 verses of James chapter 3. We start to dive into where James gives warning and instruction regarding the Christian's tongue, one of the hardest members of the body to reign in.

The Bible says many times that David "behaved himself wisely". What does this mean? You can learn all about it by listening to this good message in the "Tale of Two Kings" series.

“The Light of the World is Jesus”, the old song says, and that is very true. That comes from John chapter 8, verse 12, where Christ himself says that he is the light of the world. We see another thing in this message that Christ likens himself to.

There is a theme throughout the book of James, and that is living faith. In this Bible study, we look at James 2:14-26, and look at three aspects of living faith. It is profitable, principled, and practical. Please tune in. 

When you read the beginning of I Samuel 18, David has just had a great victory over Goliath. This message in the “Tale of Two Kings” series deals with the results of victory, encouraging and challenging.

In John chapter 6, we see that Christ is referred to as the "Bread of Life". What was the context of this? Why did he say this? Who was he saying it to? Please listen to hear another good message on what Christ is likened to throughout the book of John.