During the Feast of Tabernacles Jesus talks about the real living water and how to receive it - for everyone who thirsts and recognizes their need for it. Once again Jesus' words divide the crowd and upset the religious leaders who were listening.

In our text this week, we see Jesus teaching with great boldness in the temple. The Jews marvel at the mastery of Jesus of the Word of God, but there is also increasing opposition by the Jewish leadership and crowd. Jesus is aware of all of these strains and responds with the heavenly authority that God has given Him as the One whom God has sent. Jesus suffers misunderstanding at the hand of the crowds and religious leaders, and we can expect similar opposition and misunderstanding as followers of Christ.

Pastor Guzik explores the life of Jesus being opposed by his earthly family as he is opposed by the Jewish religious leaders.

Drew walks us through Lamentations 3:1-33 and shows us Jeremiah's anguish and hope.

Pastor Nate Wagner provides us an inside look at what Jesus made a habit of doing often and why.

Keith Fortenberry walks us through Genesis 16, showing us the importance of waiting on The Lord

David Guzik takes us through Jesus' message in the synagogue at Capernaum speaking of his body and blood as the necessary food for life.

David Guzik continues our series through the book of Jeremiah. In this study, the sharp divide between trusting in the Lord versus trusting the powers of this world is revealed.

Jesus says that He is the Bread of Life. Therefore we ought to seek Jesus more than just our material needs.

Pastor Scott Dupar teaches on 2 Kings 23 on how the word of God that impacted Josiah's heart also reach the people of Judah. What is our response to the word of God?