Today we learn about the complexity of Samson and how following our own selfish wants and desires can lead to trouble.

1 Timothy 2 dives into prayer, modesty, and roles in worship, and while it's controversial for some, it's important to remember that these plans aren't controversial to God. Our Creator’s divine Word and plans are sovereign.

It’s always time to thank God for His care over our life. To be reminded how faithful and good our God is, with a desire to express our gratitude, and thankfulness always.

In this teaching Paul describes his evil past to show that anyone, even himself, can be transformed by Jesus. Join us we learn the love of Jesus has no limits.

As God looks again at a sinful and broken generation of Israel, He reveals His plan for His people. Despite the fact the people do not cry out for deliverance, but God moves forward, faithfully to His people.

Paul wrote this letter to give encouragement and instruction to Timothy, a young church leader, about discipleship, false teachers, and the importance of the truth in God’s word.

Tonight, we learn through Jephthah and the Ephraimites how far off course God’s people can go. Thankfully because of the work of Jesus we can also learn how God’s people can be a light and bring hope to the world.

Does God have a plan for our work life? Can we just decide our conduct in work and social life? We are not to be like the world. 2 Thessalonians 3 defines what God is refining in His people today. 

As we get a better look at these little-known but faithful judges. We will see the same scenario sin, suffer, and repent was routine in this period in Israel’s history. If the Israelites had only reviewed their own history and learned from it.

Today we learn from Paul that the true way to be properly prepared as disciples is to focus on the love of God and his plan for the earth.