• This Series: The questions God asks are questions He already knows the answers to. But these divine questions reveal the heart and nature of not only God, but of us as well.

• This Week: The #1 question we ask God is WHY? We often ask that question out of anger and/or disillusionment. Job and his friends cannot understand why Job has lost everything important in his life. They spend some time guessing for reasons. Finally, God answers “out of the storm” to Job. God’s answer comes in the form of a question. In fact, many questions that are illustrating to Job that God is God and he is not. We often need this reminder.

Key Phrase: “Brace yourself like a man; I will question you, and you shall answer me. Where were you when I laid the earth’s foundation?” Job 38:3-4

• This Series: The questions God asks are questions He already knows the answers to. But these divine questions reveal the heart and nature of not only God, but of us as well.

• This Week: It is all too easy for human beings to get angry at a holy, all-powerful, sovereign God. We somehow feel justified when we are angry at God when something doesn’t go our way. God doesn’t have to justify His compassion on those who we despise or even hate.

Key Phrase: “Is it right for you to be angry?” Jonah 4:4

• This Series: The questions God asks are questions He already knows the answers to. But these divine questions reveal the heart and nature of not only God, but of us as well.

• This Week: God has called His followers to serve the Lord. People often associate the call of God to only pastors and missionaries. Not true. Who will be God’s representative at your job, school, and neighborhood? Who will serve in areas in our church that need someone to serve? Most people think, “Somebody will. Anybody can.” But the truth is, nobody often does. What is God calling you to do to advance His kingdom?

Key Phrase: “Whom shall I send? Who will go for us?” Isaiah 6:8

• This Series: The questions God asks are questions He already knows the answers to. But these divine questions reveal the heart and nature of not only God, but of us as well.

• This Week: You would think that coming to God would be a decision God would appreciate. Think again. Sometimes running to God and asking him for something we know is outside the will of God will be a short conversation with the Lord.

Key Phrase: “What are you doing here, Elijah?” 1 Kings 19:9

• This Series: The questions God asks are questions He already knows the answers to. But these divine questions reveal the heart and nature of not only God, but of us as well.

• This Week: The first recorded question in scripture was asked by God. It was a question He already knew the answer to. God knows where each of us are. There is no place we can go to escape His presence and His ever watchful (and caring) eyes.

Key Phrase: “Then the Lord God called to the man, Where are you?" Genesis 3:9

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• This Series: Christianity is often ridiculed for being anti-science, a made up myth, an archaic belief, and a faith that is blind. This series will attempt to intellectually answer the common questions that saints and sceptics are asking.

• This Week: We will look at the supernatural qualities of the Bible that sets it apart from every other book on planet earth.

Key Phrase: “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness.” 2 Timothy 3:16

• This Series: Christianity is often ridiculed for being anti-science, a made up myth, an archaic belief, and a faith that is blind. This series will attempt to intellectually answer the common questions that saints and sceptics are asking.

• This Week: We will look at multiple examples in the Bible that shows God’s word making scientific claims that were thousands of years ahead of modern science.

Key Phrase: “the life of every creature is its blood.” Leviticus 17:14

• This Series: Christianity is often ridiculed for being anti-science, a made up myth, an archaic belief, and a faith that is blind. This series will attempt to intellectually answer the common questions that saints and sceptics are asking.

• This Week: We will look at 3 Proofs that God does indeed exist.

Key Phrase: “God did this so that they would seek him and perhaps reach out to him, though he is not far from any of us.” Acts 17:27

• This Series: All human time is centered on the birth of Christ. BC means “before Christ.” AD means “the year of our Lord” – a reference to Jesus. This Christmas season we will look at prophecies in the BC that were fulfilled at the coming of Christ in the AD.

• This Week: Whoever you are and whatever you do, it comes with a title. Titles indicates our task. The BC gives the coming Messiah numerous titles for numerous tasks he would fulfill in the AD. As a result, His titles set up our testimony.

Key Phrase: “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us.” John 1:14