Are what God allows and what He wants the same thing? The story of the Hebrews return from exile opens up a great lesson is returning to God's declared and perfect will.

The stories of the prophets call us to know God and follow even when the world around us is collapsing. Isaiah's vision of God is a relevant vision for all of us who hunger to know Him.

God does the great things that happen in our lives. That's what the bible teaches consistently. And God does that even when we are less than perfect. So, how do we respond to that? What does God want from us?

Its God will to save us. Nevertheless, the journey through life can still be like walking on a tightrope! 

What is the ultimate lesson of the Bible? This sermon dives into and tries to answer that question.

The Bible is a series of wonderful stories, bundled up and connected. All of that leads us to a fantastic revelation of who God is. It begins with the awe inspiring story of creation, which sets the foundation of the rest of the scriptures.

What's the purpose of all those words we see in the Bible? This message points to one big purpose that has a big impact on how we study God's word.

The Bible can seem overwhelming, boring and irrelevant. But its not meant to be. God's intention was to do something great with these wonderful words. This series is designed to help you come to understand and appreciate the bible more.  

Hebrew 11:7 - Noah's example of faith pushes us to dig deeper to understand what faith is and how it impacts who we are and how we live. 

God sees! He sees you! What does that mean to us? This message teaches from the experience of a slave that God sees us even when we are at our worst.