Amid His agony, Jesus cries out to the Father, and it is at this moment that we discover the presence of God was taken from Jesus so we would always have His presence.

About this series: As He hung on the Cross, Jesus did not remain silent. Even in His final hours, He spoke powerful words – from a compassionate call for forgiveness to a triumphant declaration of completion – each opening a window into His heart and purpose. As we examine Jesus’ words from the Cross, we’ll discover profound lessons about redemption, God’s nature, and our relationship with Him.

As Jesus looked down from the Cross, he spoke to His mother, Mary, and the disciple John saying, “Woman, behold your son! Behold, your mother!” In that moment, Jesus shows that He cares for us and wants us to care for each other.

About this series: As He hung on the Cross, Jesus did not remain silent. Even in His final hours, He spoke powerful words – from a compassionate call for forgiveness to a triumphant declaration of completion – each opening a window into His heart and purpose. As we examine Jesus’ words from the Cross, we’ll discover profound lessons about redemption, God’s nature, and our relationship with Him.

The two criminals crucified with Christ teach us that we have two choices with Jesus: we can either curse Him or cry out to Him.

Which begs the question, How will you respond to Jesus?

About this series: As He hung on the Cross, Jesus did not remain silent. Even in His final hours, He spoke powerful words – from a compassionate call for forgiveness to a triumphant declaration of completion – each opening a window into His heart and purpose. As we examine Jesus’ words from the Cross, we’ll discover profound lessons about redemption, God’s nature, and our relationship with Him.

And Jesus said, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” And they cast lots to divide his garments. –Luke 23:34

Jesus’ ministry was a ministry of forgiveness. And, Jesus’ forgiveness is perfect and complete.

About this series: As He hung on the Cross, Jesus did not remain silent. Even in His final hours, He spoke powerful words – from a compassionate call for forgiveness to a triumphant declaration of completion – each opening a window into His heart and purpose. As we examine Jesus’ words from the Cross, we’ll discover profound lessons about redemption, God’s nature, and our relationship with Him.

In the final chapter of Ruth, we see both God's sovereignty and His providence at work in the lives of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz. Through their story, we learn to trust that God is working out all things for our good and His glory. 

About this series: As a new year dawns, we all long for a fresh start and a new chapter. The story of Ruth teaches us that with God's help, we can turn any page. Let's explore the opportunities we have to turn the pages in our own lives, and reflect on God's desire to redeem our stories as we boldly trust Him to close old chapters and guide us into new ones

In the third chapter of Ruth, Naomi, Ruth and Boaz show us how character is revealed through the decisions we make. How can their examples help become the people God wants us to be.

About this series: As a new year dawns, we all long for a fresh start and a new chapter. The story of Ruth teaches us that with God's help, we can turn any page. Let's explore the opportunities we have to turn the pages in our own lives, and reflect on God's desire to redeem our stories as we boldly trust Him to close old chapters and guide us into new ones

In Ruth chapter two, we see that we can take refuge in God's guidance and protection instead of choosing bitterness.

About this series: As a new year dawns, we all long for a fresh start and a new chapter. The story of Ruth teaches us that with God's help, we can turn any page. Let's explore the opportunities we have to turn the pages in our own lives, and reflect on God's desire to redeem our stories as we boldly trust Him to close old chapters and guide us into new ones.

Let's look at the book of Ruth and see how God has resolved to create something extraordinary from our ordinary lives.

About this series: As a new year dawns, we all long for a fresh start and a new chapter. The story of Ruth teaches us that with God's help, we can turn any page. Let's explore the opportunities we have to turn the pages in our own lives, and reflect on God's desire to redeem our stories as we boldly trust Him to close old chapters and guide us into new ones.

The prophet Isaiah told us that Jesus would be our
Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace 700 years before Jesus was born. Let's take a closer look at the Christmas story and see just what makes it so personal. (Isaiah 9:6-7)

About this series: Why does the miracle of Christmas warrant a month-long celebration? Because there’s so much we can learn from it! From the prophecies to Jesus’ birth and beyond, there are so many different perspectives and lessons we can reflect on. During Advent, we will explore the depth and significance of this One Miracle that God uses to speak to us in so many different ways.

Let's look at how Zechariah, Mary, the Shepherds, and others experienced the wonder of Christmas when heaven came to earth.

About this series: Why does the miracle of Christmas warrant a month-long celebration? Because there’s so much we can learn from it! From the prophecies to Jesus’ birth and beyond, there are so many different perspectives and lessons we can reflect on. During Advent, we will explore the depth and significance of this One Miracle that God uses to speak to us in so many different ways.