Jesus instructs his followers to “feed my sheep”. This lesson explores what godly, servant leadership should look like when practiced in a local congregation. By Steve Wolfgang (guest speaker).

This reflection examines Jesus’ role as the sacrificial Lamb of God. By Jason Reynolds.

This reflection continues the thoughts from Sep 18 (Jesus as king, priest, and sacrifice) but gives special attention to how Jesus stands out as a sacrifice - our passover Lamb. By Rob Trokey.

The purpose of God’s Sabbath is rest from our work, a reminder of God, and redemptive sacrifice. God is the only one who can “provide rest for our souls” (Matthew 11:29). By William Christian.

Eccl. 12:1 instructs us to "remember your creator". Whether we are young or old, we need to remember that we are created by God, and that he is worthy to be honored and cherished as our creator. Remember God now while you still can! By Blake Edwards.

This reflection examines the multiple roles Jesus serves as our king, priest, and sacrifice. By Luke Carter.

Jesus knew He was going to die. What can we learn from his words to his disciples before this certain death?

Acts 4:33 tells us that “great grace was upon them all”. This lesson examines how this grace is created within a group and the fruit that results from it. Does “great grace” describe our church? By Blake Edwards.

Habakkuk is a record of the prophet Habakkuk's conversation with God. He has prayed to God and God has answered. There is so much evil around Habakkuk and he doesn't really know what to do or why God is allowing it to continue. Now in chapter 3, we see Habakkuk's final response to God's answer and plan. He prays to God out of humility, confidence and trust.

In Romans 1, Paul talks about God's wrath and the things or people that will be subject to His wrath. Then he says in verse 23 that people have "exchanged the glory of the immortal God." He goes on to talk about idolatry and all different ways they/we might exchange the glory of God. So, what are the ways we might exchange God's glory today? There's nothing we can do to diminish His glory! However, the glory we ought to give God can be changed to another like Paul says.