Remember in grade school, those rare moments where the teacher was called out of the room? In most cases, chaos ensued. The class did whatever it wanted So, if we tell ourselves there is no God, does that also introduce the likelihood of chaos? We’ll explore this question in our study today.

Psalm 14

If you look in the “Big Questions” box, the existence of God is one of the biggest. Our series of studies heads directly into a discussion of that question today.

Psalm 14

The book of Ecclesiastes tells us that “there is nothing new under the sun.” So how does that apply to new ideas that pop up from time to time within the church? We’ll look at this question in this study.

2 Tim 3:10-17

There’s something attractive about “new and exciting.” But does that mean we have to be careful about how we regard the “unchanging” Word of God? We’ll look at that question in this study.

2 Tim 3:10-17

Typical of this time of year, we often look back at the 12 months just wrapping up. Lots of metrics to consider, but what would you tell yourself if the metric was “taking advantage of opportunities to glorify God? Maybe the question that pops to mind is “What does that even mean?” Looking both backward and forward in this study.

John 21:15-19

Let’s go right to the heart of the matter. For a good number of people, the joyful holiday celebrations aren’t that joyful! So how do we fix that? Our study today aims to do just that.

John 14:6

Granted, Christmas messages typically don’t focus on the resurrection. But we’re going to do just that in this study with the intent of raising the “merry” even further on your Christmas celebration.

John 11:25-26

Perhaps your default perception of God lives in the “Ruler” category. And rightly so. But do we sometimes miss out on the compassionate care that our God has for us? We’ll look at that attribute in our study today.

John 10:11

You’ve likely heard the talk about “the good old days” when no one worried about locking their doors. Such a sense of security feels further away on a daily basis. But our passage today introduces a solution to the need for a sense of safety.

John 10:9

Hindsight is 20/20. From our modern perspective, some of the ideas about Jesus during his day are hard to fathom. How could they miss it? But is it possible that parallels to this blindness are all around us today? Our study looks directly at this question.

John 8:12