Birth announcements have always been a time of rejoicing for family and friends. Today, we are looking at a birth announcement intending to bring joy to the whole world. Luke 2:8-14. 

Proverbs 3:5-6 - The birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, was full of surprises for Mary and Joseph. Each surprise on God's part required surrender on Mary's and Joseph's part.

We all face days of trouble in our Christian life. Preparing for them often makes the difference between victory and defeat. How are you at preparing your heart for a day of trouble?

Did the Pilgrim Fathers of 1621 come up with the concept of a Thanksgiving feast on their own? Or were they seeking to apply a Biblical principal? Let's read Deuteronomy 26:1-11 and see . . . 

Our Bible study looks at the characteristics of being a good solider from the life of Uriah. Is your walk with The Lord a life sentence? Or a life-long commitment? 

Luke 15:25-32

While everyone in our chapter is experiencing joy, the elder son is expressing anger. Why? In this episode we will discover the danger of an unforgiving spirit. 

In Luke 15:11-24 our passage is an excellent example of the Lord Jesus Christ using everyday events to teach a very valuable spiritual truth. Last week in part 1 we found a lost lamb and a lost coin. This week we find a lost son . . . 

The title of our Bible study today is "Finding That Which is Lost" from Luke 15:1-10. Our passage is an excellent example of the Lord Jesus Christ using every day events ... a lost lamb and a lost coin ... to teach a very valuable spiritual truth. 

As the days fly by, do you feel like you are a high-flyer . . . a level-flyer . . . or ready to crash and burn? Our passage instructs us how to keep the attitude to maintain the right altitude. 

Today, we are going to explore a familiar passage of scripture for the Christian, Isaiah 53. The use of pronouns in this chapter clearly leads us to ask the question, "Who is this?" Listen in as we solve this very important "cold case."