What is worship in its most simplistic form? Without the lights, glimmer, and glamour, what does our worship of God entail?

Where does wisdom come from, and how does the wisdom of a Biblical mother-in-law apply to our redemption in Christ?

What do the Psalms have to say about Jesus, and how does this impact our worship?

Psalm 23 is used quite a lot throughout our context today, but how does this Psalm speak to the transitions we face in our lives?

What does Psalm 19 say about God's omnipotence, and our response to this attribute of God?

What does it mean to have Jesus join us in the fire, and how does this apply to Easter?

Jesus served His disciples in a humiliating way, and He does the same for us. What does this mean for both our spiritual walk and how we are meant to live our daily lives?

What does it mean for Christians to lead by serving, and how has the church today done this so poorly?

Jesus taught around a table many times, but what was so significant about the parables He gave while at the house of a Pharisee?

Why is it so important that we maintain the character of someone who views themselves as the least, in order for the Kingdom of God to expand?