Where does our journey of discipleship begin? What is necessary for this journey?

How did Jesus fulfill the threefold office of the Old Testament? Why does it matter to us?

What did the resurrection of Jesus secure for those who follow him? What other resurrections does the Bible speak about?

What do we learn about Jesus' interaction with those being crucified with him? Why should we be careful to condemn or mimic them?

On Jesus’ road to the cross, we find threads that reveal he is totally in control. Though he is betrayed by his disciple Judas and led through an unjust trial led by Pilate, the Roman Governor, we see Jesus fix his eyes on his purpose: to seek and save the lost.

What was going through Jesus mind when he experienced the anxiety and stress that produced blood? What does this scene teach us about Jesus?

Why was the upper room discussion so shocking to Jesus’ earliest followers? What exactly happens each week when we take the bread and cup?

Why is this such an important event in the life of Jesus and the church? What do we learn about the essence of who Jesus is in his entry into Jerusalem? What are the implications of this event for us?

What does it mean that we all have a personal ministry? What can we learn from Paul’s time and speech in Athens? What barriers keep us from embracing our personal ministry?

Our vision for becoming a praying church. What does it look like to become a praying church? What three core elements are nessecary to become a praying church?