You don't need to look far to see that there is sin in the world. However, it is also sad to say that we see sin in the church today. James says that we sin when our hearts are drawn away from their own desires. So, we don't need to look to the world to see sin. We see it in our own hearts. It's our human nature. However, Jesus was also human. This week we look at how He responded to temptation by the devil himself.

Who doesn't like second chances? Surely you can remember childhood friends saying things like "do-over!" during a game. However, life rarely provides these opportunities. As human beings made by a holy, righteous God we desperately needed a second chance. Can God give us a second chance at redemption? Listen this week as we hear about God's plan through Jesus to give us a second chance.

No one can deny that John the Baptist was a unique person. Some people in his day would have probably said that he was just plain odd. However, he had a message to preach and it was of critical importance.

Any parent can relate to the idea that we tend to think our kids are the greatest. We celebrate their athletic abilities, their academic achievements sand their various charming characteristics. However, we know that they are not perfect. There was a child that was perfect though. It was the child Christ Jesus. Listen this week as we look at this perfect child.

Have you ever considered what the resurrection of Jesus Christ means for your life?

Have you ever been at a large event and struggled to see from a great distance? Perhaps a concert or a sports game. There's an excitement in the air that helps to make up for it though. That was the scene when Jesus entered into Jerusalem the week before his crucifixion. We can discuss their misplaced expectations, but there's still a question for you and I - Are you excited about the Lord Jesus?

God is on trial. An innocent man is condemned. Why would this ever be taking place. Please be reminded this week about the greatest truth in all of human history; that God stood in our place.

Have you ever been at a large event and struggled to see from a great distance? Perhaps a concert or a sports game. There's an excitement in the air that helps to make up for it though. That was the scene when Jesus entered into Jerusalem the week before his crucifixion. We can discuss their misplaced expectations, but there's still a question for you and I - Are you excited about the Lord Jesus?

God is on trial. An innocent man is condemned. Why would this ever be taking place. Please be reminded this week about the greatest truth in all of human history; that God stood in our place.

At some point in your life you've probably had the experience of meeting an important person or a celebrity. It's a strange experience to be in front of that person. There were two people we read about in Luke's gospel that were waiting for an important person. They were waiting to meet the Savior. This week we look at the preparations they made to meet Jesus. Are you ready to meet Jesus?