Our 2022 theme verse (2 Cor 4:7-15) tells us "so that as grace extends... it may increase thanksgiving". A true understanding of God's grace to us should lead us to always be increasing in our thanksgiving and gratitude. By Blake Edwards.

At the end of Ecclesiastes, the preacher brings his words of wisdom to a conclusion, revealing what life is all about: fearing God and keeping His teaching. By Blake Edwards.

Last week we considered the church as a family - this week, we examine how that family is meant to function. We do this by asking what the first Christians did and how we should imitate this, all with the ultimate purpose of growing together into the body of Christ. By Blake Edwards.

The Lord's church is meant to be a family. But what does this practically look like? This lesson examines principles from God's Word that help us answer this question. By Blake Edwards.

In Luke 22:47-53, a member of the group sent to arrest Jesus is healed from a devastating injury. How much more should we be grateful for the healing Jesus has accomplished in our lives? By William Christian.

This reflection focuses on how Jesus is revealed and described by the Hebrew writer. By Stephen Hall.

Compassion is a key characteristic of Jesus, but one that we often fail to imitate. This lesson examines some practical ways that we can (and should) exercise compassion as followers of Christ. By Jason Reynolds.

In Christ, we are reconciled to God, we are recreated, and we are called children of God. If we are in Christ, Christ is in us. By Blake Edwards.

God wants us to know Him - but how can we? This lesson examines three ways (creation, God's Word, and Jesus) that should help us as we strive to know God better. By Blake Edwards.

This reflection walks through Isaiah 42-55, examining how God’s chosen servant would suffer but ultimately save God’s people. By Kelly Caton.