Today we look at the topic of READINESS as we are reminded of the Lords’ return. How does a Christian stay READY? Jesus explains that we different examples that makes this lesson practical.

Today we deal with the topic that causes so many people to struggle — fear and worry.  In this study, we will see why Jesus tells us that we don’t have to worry and then we will provide some practical steps to deal with fear.  This is one of the best passages in the Bible to understand why we worry, and why we don’t need to worry!

Today we continue our STAND series, which is a reminder of how mature believers live. In this text, we learn that mature believers are GENEROUS.  There is no problem with having wealth, as long as your desire is to be generous, and to be "rich towards God.”

We learned in Luke 11 that Jesus’ words were offensive to those who would not believe in Him.  The tension His words created became the fuel to ignite stronger opposition against Him.  Today we will focus on Jesus’ warnings and encouragements as incentives for mature discipleship - we who follow Jesus may expect to be persecuted for our belief in Him.  How will we respond?  Today be challenged to stand boldly in the face of opposition.

Today we conclude our series by looking at the main reason that people would reject — the story of the resurrection. If it really happened, it is the most amazing event in history!  In our study, we will look at evidence that helps us understand the reasons why we would believe this incredible Easter story.

Today we begin a short Holy Week series that will look at four of the major reasons that people have rejected Jesus throughout the generations. In this study, we will see how the Bible depicts Jesus as sinless and determine how we should respond to this.

Today we conclude the OFFENSIVE series by seeing Jesus be very offensive to religious people. In fact, He gives seven definitions for religious people and none of them are flattering. In this study, we want to determine that we won’t be religious but righteous.

Today we continue our OFFENSIVE series and see that Jesus calls the people of His generation “wicked.” He goes on to explain why that is so and then offers wisdom on how to be “full of light.”

Today we see that Jesus is starting to really irritate the religious elite with His healing and teaching.  They find Jesus, even in His compassion, to be terribly OFFENSIVE and so they call Him Beelzebub.  Jesus takes this name calling as an opportunity to teach and to declare who is really going to be part of His Kingdom! This is a fascinating passage of Scripture which clarifies what it means to follow Jesus.

Today we begin a series where Jesus seems to be intentionally OFFENSIVE to the religious people.  This four week series closes with the words, “the scribes and the Pharisees began to be very hostile.” As we look at the topic of prayer today, we will possibly see that we have been like the religious -- with a poor understanding and focus!