Ecclesiastes is a pertinent book for us today because it is filled with modern philosophy. As such, what does this book and its opening teach us about the dangers of looking at life through a secular lens?

What does Jesus teach us about practicing evangelism, and how might His teaching differ from what we often think evangelism is?

What does the practice of Lamenting teach us about the grace of God and the Biblical gospel?

How does confession breed a more pure worship and fellowship, and how do we engage with a Biblical understanding of confession?

What happens when we fast, and why is it something we should practice? Moreover, what does fasting in a modern world look like?

As Christians living in this fallen world we are currently part of the Already Kingdom, but how do we live in the already, while anticipating and hoping for the Not Yet? Moreover, what even is the Not Yet Kingdom?

The Kingdom of God is already in existence, but what does it look like, and how do we live in it?

Is it a contradiction that Jesus said the Kingdom of God was already present while not yet present? Listen in to see why is this topic so important for our faith.

Why did Jesus, in such a seemingly abrasive way, through people out of the Temple Courts, and what application does this have for us as believers?

Time is our most valuable commodity and asset, so why and how are we supposed to sacrifice it to God?