Pastor Andrew looks at the book of Ezra as a blueprint for spiritual revival, showing God's sovereignty in using Cyrus's decree to enable the remnant's return, temple rebuilding amid opposition, Ezra's leadership in confronting sin and leading repentance, and the call to restored worship, obedience to God's Word, confession, and separation from compromise.

Pastor Andrew looks at the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and prodigal son in Luke 15 to show God's joy in reclaiming the wandering, while stressing that evangelism (winning souls to Christ) must be followed by intentional discipleship to prevent drifting into spiritual defeat.

Pastor Andrew preaches on the Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen, stressing the need to build on Jesus as the cornerstone, produce spiritual fruit, and engage in evangelism.

Bro. Greg points typologically to Jesus Christ's perfect, once-for-all sacrifice, emphasizing that true worship begins with humble submission and reliance on Christ's atoning work rather than self-effort.

Pastor Andrew contrasts superficial obedience (like the self-righteous leaders) with genuine repentance, showing that repentant sinners enter God's kingdom ahead of those who only appear religious but refuse true submission.

Bro Greg explains the bronze altar as a symbolic picture of approaching God through sacrifice, highlighting the necessity of blood atonement for reconciliation, devotion, and gratitude, while pointing forward to Jesus Christ's ultimate, once-for-all sacrifice that provides redemption for all who come humbly in faith.

Pastor Rob McDonald preaches on Jesus' authority being questioned by religious leaders and the call to submit to Christ's kingship while honoring God's messengers

Pastor Andrew shows that God surprised the world by revealing salvation to the humble and sending the Savior not as a conqueror, but as a baby who brings complete salvation to all who believe.

Pastor Andrew centers his message on Jesus as Emmanuel—God with us, showing that from Genesis to Revelation, God's plan has always been to dwell with His people, a promise fulfilled in Christ and continued through the indwelling Holy Spirit.

Pastor Andrew concludes the study of Daniel by foretelling the worst-ever tribulation for Israel followed by national deliverance and salvation, two resurrections, rewards for the wise who win souls, and Daniel's promised rest and future inheritance.