Our own Jim Hubek shows us Jesus in Psalm 84. We all desire to get home where we belong. But it takes trust in the life and work of Another to actually make it happen.

Our own Jim Hubek shows us Jesus in Psalm 84. We all desire to get home where we belong. But it takes trust in the life and work of Another to actually make it happen.

Guest Speaker Eric Turbedsky showed us that Zacchaeus and his change of heart is not the main point or character of the story in Luke 19. Rather, it is a story that directs our eyes to THE most generous One who ever lived - Jesus Christ!

The women who anointed Jesus is an example of devotion that is wonderful and worthy of repeating and celebrating. But her story cannot change us. It can challenge us and make us ask some questions about our measure of devotion. But there is another story of devotion in this passage we need to consider. Look at JESUS and you see one who has boundless love and devotion for you.

The Bible speaks of Christ's return many times, including Mark 13. We don't know when it will happen, but we do know that we are called to "stay awake.", Rich expounds on what this means and some practical ideas on how we can "stay awake while we await Christ's return.

The story of "the widow's mite" is about so much more than money or the widow herself. It points us to Jesus who gave all and calls us to do the same. Give of what you have and don't hold anything back because Jesus is worth it!

Out of ruins God does his greatest work. When all seems lost, God raises up what has fallen, and restores His people.

The Scribes believed all the right things about the scripture, but they used their position to take advantage of everyone they could. Instead of loving and serving the people, they loved and served themselves. Dishonest, unscrupulous spiritual leaders are among the most lethal people on the planet. Jesus is the only leader you can trust without reserve. Even the best human leaders will fail you. Jesus never will.

If Jesus is not the dominant focus of your field of vision—you will get a bad case of tunnel vision. If your eyes are fixed on anything or anyone aside from Jesus Christ, you have tunnel vision. You might think you can see, but if Jesus is not in your sights, you don't.