Luke 18:9-14. This brief passage in Luke recounts the parable Jesus told about the prayers a Pharisee and a Tax Collector offered.

In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the men in this parable to find it is more about our attitude toward God and others than it is about prayer.

Exodus 19:1-6. Before time began, God wanted a people that would be His holy people. What does being holy mean?

In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines God’s desire for Israel to be a holy people and then considers what being a “holy people” looks like in the life of a Christian today.

As the Bible's beginning points out, Genesis 1 gives us some important "in the beginning" language.

In this lesson, Evangelist Jacob Holman looks at three phrases used in the first chapter of Genesis that tells us something significant about our Creator.

Genesis 2:24 When we look at our culture, we see marriage being attacked from all sides. But when we look at God’s word, we see marriage as He designed it.

In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman considers two important Biblical concepts of marriage that will help us enjoy marriage as God meant it to be.

1 Samuel 25. In many ways, this chapter recounts an incident that is a character study into wisdom and foolishness.

In this lesson, Evangelist Gavin Willams analyzes the actions of David, Abigail, and Nabal to better understand how to seek God’s wisdom when faced with tough choices.

Proverbs 26:4-5. These two verses seem to contradict each other. We’ve all run into someone who asks silly questions or argues for the sake of arguing. The Bible’s definition of “fool” is different from how the world defines the term. What does one do with a troublesome person that you don’t know how to talk to?

In this study, Evangelist Gavin Willams examines God’s wisdom to determine who is a fool and how to best go about bringing them closer to God.

Ephesians 2:11-22. In this passage, the Apostle Paul reminds his Ephesian readers about the time before they became Christians. We are forgetful and need reminders. The longer we are a Christian, the easier it can be to forget the day we decided to follow Jesus.

In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman looks at the time before we became a Christian and what we should remember about ourselves.

Ephesians 1:22-23. Paul writes that Christ is the head of the church. But what is the church, and what is the body of Christ?

In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny examines Christ’s church both locally and universally.

Walking a Mile in Their Moccasins

I Peter 3:8-9. The Biblical principle of compassion is walking in someone else’s shoes, which is the subject of an 1895 poem.

In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny looks at three things empathy can help us develop.

The Value of True Friendship

Eccl. 4:7-16. This passage describes the vanity of isolation and popularity. In the shallow popularity of social media we all struggle with finding true friendship.

In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny examines why we need friends and the things we need in a friend.