We are all familiar with the Proverb, "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it" (Proverbs 22:6). This verse has cause confusion and conflict because there are children raised by Christians that did not follow the teachings of their parents. Raising the question what does this verse really mean? In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at what Proverbs 22:6 teaches and what it does not teach.

We are all familiar with the Proverb, "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it" (Proverbs 22:6). This verse has cause confusion and conflict because there are children raised by Christians that did not follow the teachings of their parents. Raising the question what does this verse really mean? In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at what Proverbs 22:6 teaches and what it does not teach.

What does a relationship with Jesus really mean? In the Beatitudes (Matt 5:3-13), Jesus provides a list of the types of people He uses. The needy, humble and hungry are a few of those mentioned - qualities quite different from what most of the world considers important. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at how Jesus can use people if they are willing to take on His character.

What does a relationship with Jesus really mean? In the Beatitudes (Matt 5:3-13), Jesus provides a list of the types of people He uses. The needy, humble and hungry are a few of those mentioned - qualities quite different from what most of the world considers important. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at how Jesus can use people if they are willing to take on His character.

What does a relationship with Jesus really mean? In the Beatitudes (Matt 5:3-13), Jesus provides a list of the types of people He uses. The needy, humble and hungry are a few of those mentioned - qualities quite different from what most of the world considers important. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at how Jesus can use people if they are willing to take on His character.

What does a relationship with Jesus really mean? In the Beatitudes (Matt 5:3-13), Jesus provides a list of the types of people He uses. The needy, humble and hungry are a few of those mentioned - qualities quite different from what most of the world considers important. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at how Jesus can use people if they are willing to take on His character.

What does a relationship with Jesus really mean? In the Beatitudes (Matt 5:3-13), Jesus provides a list of the types of people He uses. The needy, humble and hungry are a few of those mentioned - qualities quite different from what most of the world considers important. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at how Jesus can use people if they are willing to take on His character.

One of the themes of the Bible is a heart of love (I John 4:19). However, love is more than an absence of hate and involves more than the heart. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at some misconceptions about love.

One of the themes of the Bible is a heart of love (I John 4:19). However, love is more than an absence of hate and involves more than the heart. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at some misconceptions about love.

One of the themes of the Bible is a heart of love (I John 4:19). However, love is more than an absence of hate and involves more than the heart. In this study, Fairview Evangelist, Jacob Hudgins looks at some misconceptions about love.