We wrap up our May series on the women in the genealogy of Jesus by considering Mary, the literal Mother of Christ. Building on the legacy of the other women in the genealogy, Mary accepts a rough life situation to say yes to the Lord. Our challenge, like Mary, is to say yes when Jesus calls us to do something! -- Kyler Erwin - May 30, 2021

We continue our series on the women in the genealogy of Jesus by taking a look at the often misinterpreted and misunderstood story of Bathsheba. Despite a horrible situation, Bathsheba shows great resilience in her relationship with David and a deep understanding of wisdom in raising Solomon. -- Jonathan Stein - May 23, 2021

We continue our series on the women in the genealogy of Jesus by exploring the story of Ruth and Naomi. In the midst of a tragic situation, Ruth makes a choice to bless her mother-in-law, even when there is nothing for her in return. Her love and sacrifice reflect the heart of God and, eventually, lead to both King David and Jesus. -- Jonathan Stein - May 9, 2021

This week we start a new series looking at the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew and asking why he chose to include five women, Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary. In this first lesson, we hear the rough story of Tamar and wrestle through how God uses messy people to tell His story. We also find that insightfulness often comes from the people we least expect, like Rahab in Jericho. Light parental advisory based on certain words you may not want to have a conversation with kids about. -- Jonathan Stein - May 2, 2021

Ron leads us through the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant and challenges us to remember what we have been forgiven of as we think about our relationships with others.  -- Ron Babbit - April 25, 2021

Do we try to walk through life alone, like a rock or an island from the classic song by Paul Simon? Ron leads us through a lesson challenging us to let Jesus lead and to be part of a community with others who follow Jesus so we can make it through together.  -- Ron Babbit - April 18, 2021

As we continue to celebrate the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, Terry leads us through his own story of coming to a life changing faith through the prophecy of the suffering servant in Isaiah 53. Even 700 years before Jesus, we see that God was preparing to save the world He loves and being moving us towards the new creation! -- Terry Laudett - April 11, 2021

Happy Easter Sunday! This week, Jeff Masslock shares a testimony about changes happening in his life and how Jesus kept showing up. Ron follows that with a short lesson on what the resurrection means and how Paul uses the word 'if' in 1 Corinthians 15. -- Ron Babbit - April 4, 2021

We conclude our series on Good Friday, the 24 hours that includes Jesus washing his disciples feet, the Last Supper, the prayers in the garden, and the arrest, crucifixion, and burial. This week, we read and look at art through the remaining events of Good Friday, from the arrest to the tomb. Kyler breaks up the readings with seven songs that help us to reflect on the cross and Calvary. If you'd like to see the art, the YouTube video is available at https://youtu.be/STAeJ_2lF9Q?t=1084 -- Jonathan Stein - March 28, 2021

We continue our series on Good Friday, the 24 hours that includes Jesus washing his disciples feet, the Last Supper, the prayers in the garden, and the arrest, crucifixion, and burial. This week, we take time to meditate on Jesus' prayers of anguish in the Garden of Gethsemane. We use the practice of lectio divina, or divine reading, to slowly process the passage by reading multiple times: once for hearing, once for understanding, and once for applying. Also includes the song "I Need Thee Every Hour" led by Luke Dalton to break up the three sections. -- Jonathan Stein - March 21, 2021