Mark 4:3-20. In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus teaches with typical farming techniques commonly used at the time. How does Jesus' story about seeds and soils challenge us today?

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how this Parable relates to us today.

Gen 1:26-27. This passage tells us that when God made people, he made male and female. What is the Christian view of sexuality and God's will for our sexual lives?

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins looks at a Christian’s sexuality.

How should Christians handle addressing homosexual spouses or people with gender dysphoria? Should a woman or child lead a prayer on behalf of a family before a meal?

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins answers more Biblical questions the Christian faces in today’s world.

Matt 22:15-22. In this passage, Jesus responds to the Pharisees question about paying taxes to the government. With today’s political rhetoric, how can a Christian keep political involvement and concern in context?

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how Christians should think about the current political season in light of the New Testament.

Psalm 77. This psalm begins with sorrowful complaints and ends with words of encouragement by remembering God’s previous deliverances.

This study by Fairview Evangelist Zack Howard examines the applications today and what we can do in times of trouble.

Luke 16:19–31. This well-known parable addresses worldliness and pride – things that crowd God from our lives. It also illustrates life after death.

This study by Fairview Evangelist Zack Howard examines three points from the parable and lessons from the grave.

Matt 13:24-30. This parable is about tares growing along with wheat in a field. The tare was a weed, which in its earlier stages, closely resembled wheat. Jesus explains the tares represent evil in the world (verses 36-43).

This study by Evangelist Ryan Goodwin examines some modern applications of this parable and why God allows evil to exist today.

Luke 15:11–32. This parable illustrates how God is willing to receive the sinner.

This study by Evangelist Zach Redmon examines the context of the parable and who the characters of the parable represent.

Matt 25:14–30. One of the more well-known parables, that focuses primarily on stewardship and a lazy servant. We all have gifts, but it is easy to become complacent. Gifts that are not used are lost.

This study by Evangelist Jason Lankford looks at some of the lessons in this parable and being prepared for the Lord’s return.

Matt 13:44-46. Two easy to understand principles are taught in these two parables about finding something precious. The parables are about seeking. What is our treasure today?

This study, by Evangelist Zach Birkner, asks if we appreciate what is truly important in our lives.