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Special guest Ronnie Cohen teaches on the history of Israel.

In our series through Ezra and Nehemiah entitled, "Ever Changing, Never Changing" Pastor Gary examines some more principles in preparation for our move as a local church into our new facility. We learn from the example of the Jewish exiles that the work of God will get done by the people of God when they respond to the move of God in their hearts.

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When God brought the Jews back to Jerusalem after 70 years of captivity in Babylon, He did it in providential ways because God is a providential God! He works in our lives in ways we cannot always see or appreciate. He has a plan for your life, and He has a plan for our church. Pastor Gary begins a new series through Ezra and Nehemiah entitled, "Ever Changing, Never Changing." Concerning our lives and our church, there are some things that will change, and some things that should never change. Open your Bibles to Ezra 1 for today's study.

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The Bible tells us that God disciplines those He loves. It also tells us that no discipline is pleasant at the time, only painful. Can you relate? Is God trying to bring loving correction to your life in some way? In the book of Hebrews, the Bible reminds us that it's a loving father who disciplines his children, and God is acting in the same way when He disciplines us. Join Pastor Gary for today's study as we look at 5 things about God's discipline and how we can tell the difference between when God is correcting us and when we are simply going through hardships because we live in a fallen world.

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Have you ever wondered if God gives second chances? Have you ever messed up in life and wished you could have a fresh start? Learn from the life of King Manasseh--considered the most wicked king who ever reigned in Israel and Judah--that God is indeed the God of second chances. Sometimes the turning point for us comes in the form of a crisis as it did in Manasseh's life. But that crisis can often be the best thing that ever happened to us. Join Pastor Gary for today's study about "Second Chances."

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