Today, we look at the third chapter of Matt Rawle's "The Redemption of Scrooge."

On the second Sunday of Advent we are typically reintroduced to John the Baptist but today, we will hear from a prophet, priest and king. In the 23rd Chapter of Matthew, Jesus says "Woe, to those who do not practice what they preach."

Our second lesson in Matt Rawles' "The Redemption of Scrooge." How does remembering our past help us to prepare for Christmas?

On this First Sunday of Advent, we are celebrating peace which is impossible to achieve without forgivenss.

What can Scrooge teach us about our Christian walk? Join us in a study by Matt Rawle, "The Redemption of Scrooge."

There is a section of Matthew that begins in Chapter 19:16 and concludes with this parable. Matthew is trying to help us community understand that when we are a part of the Kingdom of God, our actions are not just individualistic; they are communal. This is a difficult understanding in our society. God does not live by our ideas.

A last look at mistruths about the Old Testament in Professor Strawn's "Lies My Preacher Told Me": that the Old Testament law was an impossible burden and that the only thing that matters about the Old Testament is that it is all about Jesus.

Today, we will look at the sheep versus the goats. Why did Jesus praise one and condemn the other?

Is the Old Testament spiritually enriching and practically relevant? A look at chapters 7 and 8 of Brent Strawn's "Lies My Preacher Told Me."

How do we deal with all the violence in the Old Testament? Did David write the Psalm? Lesson 3 in Brent Strawn's "Lies My Preacher Told Me."