Merry Christmas! Pastor Jim looks at the nativity from Mary's perspective of two very different reactions to the birth of her son.

In the continuation of the Advent series on Jesus from Mary's perspective, Pastor Clayton flashes back to when she first learned of her son.

Pastor Jim goes to school on Mary, the mother of Jesus, and considers four deep emotions that she wrestled with at the end of her son's life--and how she processed them with God's help.

During a wedding in Cana of Galilee, Jesus, at Mary's request, transforms approximately 120 gallons of water into wine, the quality of which is highly praised by the ruler of the feast. As part of our study of Jesus through the eyes of Mary, Pastor Clayton looks at Jesus' first recorded miracle.

The Bible has little to say about Jesus' boyhood but Pastor Jim looks at Luke 2 for four characteristics of the young Jesus.

For Thanksgiving 2024, Pastor Eric teaches on Psalm 100: "Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name."

Pastor Clayton wraps up the Places Need Churches teaching series by studying Nehemiah 8 & 9. What is is the recipe for revival?

Nehemiah encountered opposition to his wall-building project. Not everybody was happy with his goal. And that's always the case whenever people set out to accomplish something of significance.

In week three of Places Need Churches, Pastor Jim teaches on the third chapter of Nehemiah where the wall building project is ready to roll. But Nehemiah needs everyone's involvement in order to pull this project off. Everyone? Who does that include? Pastor Jim looks at three categories of people who need to be "all in."

Eric Ferris continues the Places Need Churches study by picking up the story in Nehemiah 2. What steps are next in Nehemiah's mission?