Scott Allen leads a study of Mark 3:20-30 which records the confusion of Jesus' family about His surging popularity, a desperate smear attempt by Jesus' critics, and how Jesus calmly refuted the false charges. We also see that Jesus refused to take things personally, instead taking opportunity to point out the flaws in His opponents' claims and the actual ramifications of His ministry as well as a warning about an eternal sin.

Scott Allen leads a study of Mark 3:20-30 which records the confusion of Jesus' family about His surging popularity, a desperate smear attempt by Jesus' critics, and how Jesus calmly refuted the false charges. We also see that Jesus refused to take things personally, instead taking opportunity to point out the flaws in His opponents' claims and the actual ramifications of His ministry as well as a warning about an eternal sin.

Ken Travis leads our study of Mark 1:35-45 as Jesus begins his ministry with prayer and discloses his purpose as he begins preaching, casting out demons, and healing people while being sought by growing crowds.

Scott Allen leads today's lesson starting a new quarter of study based loosely on Lifeway's Explore the Bible series. In Mark 1:1-13. Mark jumps into the story of Jesus, the Son of God, beginning with the preparatory ministry of John the Baptist and brief descriptions of Jesus' baptism and temptation - events that indicated Jesus' identity as the long-awaited Messiah.

Scott Allen leads today's study starting a new quarter of study based loosely on Lifeway's Explore the Bible series. In Mark 1:1-13. Mark jumps into the story of Jesus, the Son of God, beginning with the preparatory ministry of John the Baptist and brief descriptions of Jesus' baptism and temptation - events that indicated Jesus' identity as the long-awaited Messiah.

Ken Travis leads our lesson from Lamentations, a book of poetry attributed to the prophet Jeremiah as he mourns the loss of his homeland of Judah yet finds hope in God's mercy and faithfulness.

Scott Allen leads a study from Jeremiah 50:8-20, 33-34. Although Israel and Judah's punishment were now completed and Babylon ruled as the preeminent world power, someday the tables would turn. Babylon would not endure. God was ready to punish the Babylonians for abusing their power and cruelly mistreating the conquered Jews. Babylon would suffer a desolation not seen since the fall of Sodom. Meanwhile the exiled Jews had a future hope of complete restoration and redemption.

Scott Allen leads a study from Jeremiah 50:8-20, 33-34. Although Israel and Judah's punishment were now completed and Babylon ruled as the preeminent world power, someday the tables would turn. Babylon would not endure. God was ready to punish the Babylonians for abusing their power and cruelly mistreating the conquered Jews. Babylon would suffer a desolation not seen since the fall of Sodom. Meanwhile the exiled Jews had a future hope of complete restoration and redemption.

Ken Travis leads us through Jeremiah 42:1-22 as we learn how a desperate and thrice-defeated remnant of Judah seeks God's guidance and receives two options, but do they make the right choice?

Scott Allen leads our study of Jeremiah 36:19-31 as we discuss the story of a king and a scroll, in the process learning about the disclosure of God's Word, those who disrespect God's Word, the durability of God's Word, and the disaster awaiting those who spurn God's Word.