The wise men that came to visit the young Jesus in the house teach us about true worship to God.

Continuing the series of the different locations that we find the Baby Jesus, we study His entrance to the temple. This speaks to His holiness.

In this Christmas series we are studying each place we see the baby Jesus according to the account of the Gospels and discover what they tell us about God. When the provision of God placed His Son in a manger (food trough, stable) it tells us several things about His nature. He is humble and accessible.

Each of our lives are dictated by the clock. We are tied to time. In this message we see the importance of knowing the time and investing our time for spiritual gain in Christ.

In this message we look at the anatomy of thansgiving. Thanksgiving is more than words of our mouth but the overflow of a heart full of gratitude as we recognize what we have been given, Who gave it to us and our unworthiness of such gifts.

Prayer is one of the most important practices in the believer's life. In this message, Ben teaches on the pattern of prayer and calls us to examine our heart in light of the greatness of God.

The last message of the series. Here we see the depths to which the King drops to in his downward spiritual and learn a valuable lesson for us today of the woes of rebellion to God.

Here we see a great contrast between two characters. David lives a life of success, blessing and obedience while King Saul lives a life of envy, bitterness and anger. The actions of Saul led to his downfall.

Though King Saul looked like a victorious king to the people, he was a disobedient servant to God.

As we study the rise and fall of the first King of Israel we find a man with a life that is marked by moral failure and incomplete obedience to God. This is the introductory message to the series.