John 10:30. Is Jesus really God? Many in the world don't think so and claim that the story of Jesus evolved from humble prophet to God in the Flesh over many years.

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer sets out to prove that the early Christians never doubted the deity of Jesus.

1 Cor 15:33. The friends we make really do influence who we become. Paul was very clear about this when he wrote to the church in Corinth that “bad company ruins good morals.”

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines the kinds of friends we need and those we don’t need in our life.

Genesis 24. Abraham’s servant prays for success in completing a task. We can be impatient and our prayers can be generalities. It takes very little faith to pray vague niceties.

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer encourages us to have the faith to ask God for clear, specific things.

Philippians 2:5-8. For Paul, serving Christ was physically challenging. Today, the fundamental Christian experience is one of being united with a crucified Messiah.

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines the shame and suffering that is the new normal for those that have taken up the cross to follow Him.

something beautiful and made elements which were once irreconcilable into one unified body.

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer continues a study of Ephesians and our role as the body of Christ.

Children are influenced by their parent’s actions. The Bible records many examples of children following in their parent’s footsteps. Children can break the cycle and not follow the same path as their parents.

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines the tangible effects our circumstances and upbringing have on our service to God and how to break free from the failures of those before us.

Being thankful is a part of the Christian life. There are many Psalms that are of thanksgiving to God for what He has done and who He is.

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines psalms of thanksgiving to remind us to thank God in the good times, the bad times and every day.

In the second chapter of Haggai, the people are in the process of rebuilding the temple. They are told the temple will be better than it was before.

In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines how although we may feel like our work is insignificant, Haggai 2 shows us that God makes our little contributions glorious.

Mark 10:46-52. This passage tells the story of a blind man’s faith to have Jesus restore his eyesight. Sight can be used figuratively, such as being blind to our problems or spiritual blindness.

In this study, Evangelist Tim Copeland examines how there is something more to the story of restoring a blind man’s sight.

Deut. 6:4-9. God wanted His people to keep His word in mind. However, few would have access to a copy of the law at the time, so people were commanded to memorize it.

In this study, Evangelist Tim Copeland looks at how scripture reading can and should be an act of worship.