A different kind of king. This lesson launches our new series on the Story of Jesus. We begin with a story about Jesus getting a visit from the wise men from the East. This tells us a lot about the story to come.

Living in the Present. Be calm and be kind.

Isaiah 61 give us a final hopeful glimpse of the coming Messiah. When Jesus of Nazareth bursts onto the scene, He points us to this passage to help us understand His mission and purpose.

In this lesson we look at perhaps the most famous in Isaiah. Isaiah 53 gives a vivid description of the pain and suffering that the Messiah would endure. This chapter is in the context of Isaiah's hopeful anticipation.

God revealed His name to Moses at the burning bush. But what was it and why did the Jews take it so seriously? Also, what did God mean about not taking the Lord's name in vain?

In Isaiah 31 we see the predicament that King Hezekiah faced. When the howling storms of doubt and fear assail, what do we turn to for safety? Do we turn to a physical comfort or to a spiritual solution. And what modern day threats do we face that we...

Isaiah 9 forms a poem of hope in the middle of Isaiah's bad news for Israel. The lands of Zebulun and Naphtali were affected by battle the hardest, but sunrise would come to those places. In fact, there was a bright future for all of God's...

Anatomy of a Sermon - Taking Acts 2 as our core text, we consider what is the core function and the necessary components of a gospel sermon. Preaching has always been a critical responsibility of God's people, so studying how it ought to be done...

The first lesson in our new series on Isaiah - The Hope of Victory. This series gives the background and setting for Isaiah's prophetic work. We explore why the Jews living before Christ were so focused on Isaiah's teachings and why the New...

Salvation Belongs to the Lord - David, like Jesus, was a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. He was forced to deal with tragedy in his personal life and his family. The question he had to answer amidst this grief was, 'Where does my...