Why is Jesus unlike anyone else in religion and the world? We begin a new series seeing the foundation of Jesus' uniqueness--He is the great 'I AM.'

Israel has been sinning for hundreds of years, and in Micah's day, were acting like it didn't matter to God. But it did matter and Lord said judgment was coming. Even still, in the midst o fhis wrath, he would show mercy.

God has been patient with his people despite their unfaithfulness. He promises judgment will come, yet he also gives hope of a renewed life for Israel--life as a faithful people. This hope is ultimately fulfilled in Christ.

What happens when God's patience runs out? God speaks to his people through Amos, telling them he will tolerate their rebellion no longer--his judgment is coming. How can we escape the judgment of God?

Throughout the Bible, God is revealed to be a missionary God. He is seeking sinners with this message of grace. But as his people, do we share his passion? Are we a missionary people or are we like Jonah who refused his calling?

Even as God's people, sin requires repentance. This was the lesson Joel conveyed to Israel. Apart from repentance, God would be bring calamity to get his people's attention

Wisdom is seen in trusting God, even when life doesn't make sense.

Why did God design humanity to experience love and romance? How are we to wisely embrace this gift from God?

What does a wise life look like? How do you ensure that your life is ultimately meaningful and not wasted? The Preacher of Ecclesiastes tells us.

What does wisdom look like? The Bible says that wisdom is the ability to live skillfully in God's world. Such wisdom can be learned but not without a right relationship with God.