In "Guarding The Gospel," Pastor Andrew examines 2 Corinthians 11:1-4, urging believers to protect the simplicity of the gospel. With godly jealousy, Paul warns the Corinthians against deception, as Satan subtly beguiled Eve. Pastor Andrew emphasizes the danger of false teachings (another Jesus, spirit, or Gospel) that corrupt the mind from Christs truth. He calls Christians to trust Gods Word, reject counterfeit doctrines, and share the true gospel: Jesus death, burial, and resurrection.

In "The Baptism of Jesus," Pastor Andrew explores Matthew 3:13-17, where Jesus is baptized by John. Despite Johns objection, Jesus insists on fulfilling all righteousness, approving Johns ministry, identifying with sinners, and picturing His death, burial, and resurrection. The Spirit descends like a dove, and God declares, This is my beloved Son. Pastor Andrew emphasizes Jesus obedience to the Father, urging Christians to live to please God in all actions, reflecting the Trinitys unity and Jesus example.

In "Building on the Firm Foundation of Genesis Part 2" Dr. Bryan emphasizes Genesis 1:1 as the bedrock of biblical truth. He explores how God, as the eternal, omniscient, and omnipotent Creator, brought time, space, and matter into existence from nothing. This foundation underpins all Scripture, revealing Gods order and purpose in creation for humanity. Dr. Stensaas urges believers to trust the truth of Genesis, as it anchors doctrines from creation to salvation, equipping us to live for Gods glory in a world that rejects His foundation.

In "Hope In A Hopeless World," Pastor Andrew draws from Psalm 43 to address finding hope amid a wicked worlds tragedies. Facing distress, the psalmist cries for Gods defense, seeks His light and truth, and anchors hope in Him. Pastor Andrew urges Christians not to despair but to trust God as the ultimate judge, pursue His guidance, and live to glorify Him, sharing Christ boldly and inspired by Charlie Kirks faith, he urges believers to stand for truth, offering hope through Jesus. True joy is found in God, not circumstances, offering hope to a hopeless world through faith in Jesus.

In this Snapshot, Pastor Andrew explores the book of Ruth, set during the Judges dark days. Amid famine and disobedience, Elimelechs family faces tragedy in Moab, but Ruth, a Moabite, chooses to follow Naomi and trust God. Through Boaz, the kinsman-redeemer, God restores them, picturing Christs redemptive work. Ruth, an outsider, becomes part of Jesus lineage, showing Gods plan to redeem all nations. Pastor Andrew urges believers to trust God and share Christ, reflecting His redemptive love.

In "True Repentance Produces Fruit," Pastor Andrew explores Matthew 3:7-12, where John the Baptist confronts the Pharisees and Sadducees with their empty religion. True repentance (a change of mind leading to action) bears fruit like humility, obedience, and love, not mere rituals. John warns of Gods judgment, separating the fruitful from the barren. Pastor Andrew urges believers to examine their lives for genuine fruit, confessing sin and trusting Christ alone for salvation, producing a transformed life that glorifies God.

In "Building on the Firm Foundation of Genesis," Dr. Bryan Stensaas teaches from 1 Corinthians 2 and Hebrews 3:4, emphasizing the Bibles foundation in Genesis 1:1. Using his mission experience in Africa, he illustrates Gods desire to communicate His truth through creation and Scripture. Dr. Stensaas urges believers to build their faith on Gods Word, not worldly philosophies, to understand His eternal nature and purpose. This foundational study connects Genesis to Christ, equipping Christians to share the gospel with clarity.

In "Judges," Pastor Joel explores the book of Judges, a sobering snapshot of Israels darkest period, marked by cycles of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance. From Judges 1-21, he highlights Israels failure to drive out the Canaanites and pass down faith, leading to moral chaos. Through flawed judges like Othniel, Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, and Samson, Gods faithfulness shines, pointing to Jesus as the ultimate Savior. Pastor Joel urges believers to worship Christ alone, avoiding idols, and trust Him for true deliverance.

In "Whose Approval Are We Living For?" Pastor Andrew explores 2 Corinthians 10:13-18, challenging believers to seek Gods approval over mans. Using Pauls example and William Cowpers story, he emphasizes serving within Gods unique calling, advancing the gospel, and giving God the glory. Pastor Andrew urges Christians to live faithfully in their sphere of influence, not comparing themselves to others, to hear Christs Well done.

In "The Forerunner," Pastor Andrew examines Matthew 3:1-6, introducing John the Baptist as the prophesied messenger preparing the way for Jesus, the Messiah. Johns call to repentance stirred a revival, urging people to turn from sin and prepare for the King. Despite his humble appearance, his authority came from fulfilled prophecies in Isaiah and Malachi. This will challenge believers to share the gospel, preparing others for Christs return, just as John did.