So, is it NATURE or NUTURE that wins the day; DNA or demonstration that determines the direction of our little ones? This Mother’s Day we are reminded of the HUGE responsibility that adults play in the lives of the little ones they love so much and discover practical ways parents are to lead children to love God with all they’ve got.

Are you leaving a legacy that outlives you? The answer to that is…YES. Like it or not, your children & grandchildren are likely to live much like you have lived. As this is the case, it is vital that we consider how we can model, train, & cheer-lead our families to honor Jesus & value people for the rest of their lives.

It’s one thing to know how to read it right and another thing to live it out. Today we lean in to hear what JESUS says about living out the words of God.

Last week we learned Principle #1 to read the Scriptures right: 'Never read A Bible verse.’ This teaching tackles principle #2 & #3 and we are reminded why this all matters in the first place.

'That's just you're interpretation' - the common mantra quickly quoted when someone dares to point to the Scriptures as being objectively true. So are there multiple meanings and how can we learn to read it right? Today we find out.

How did we get the 66 recognized writings in the Bible today and what about the other writings that got left out? How are English Bible translations developed & what are the differences that matter?

The resurrection of Jesus is the FOUNDATION of Christian faith. More than a miracle working rabbi with some radical claims, the resurrection demonstrates that forgiveness & fullness are found in Jesus alone.

The spotlighted theme throughout the Scriptures, from Genesis to Revelation, is THE SUBSTITUTE, the One who would sacrifice Himself to forgive & restore all would would come to Him. Journey with us to discover the Spotlight of Scripture.

Maybe you’ve heard the story of the 6 blind men & the elephant. Each man feels & describes the different parts, yet none can adequately explain the elephant. Some use this to illustrate our inability to understand God. But what if, to use the illustration…the elephant spoke and explained himself to the blind men? This teaching answers a much more significant question: ‘Has GOD spoken?'

Bart Ehrman has written numerous books questioning the authenticity of the New Testament scriptures. It’s time to confront these claims & answer the question, “Is what we have now what they wrote then?”.