It's Christmas - the most wonderful time of the year. But there isn't peace in the land. In fact, there was plenty of turmoil when Jesus came into this world, much like there is today. The good news is the turmoil didn't win then, and it doesn't have to win now.

In this week's continuation of the Feast series, we look at a lavish feast prepared by a father, for his sons. While both are invited, and both may deserve to attend, one doesn't participate.

During the holiday season, we all tend to eat too much, or have meals we wish we hadn't participated in. In this week's lesson, we look at some of the regrettable meals in the Bible and the lessons we can take away from the table.

Many of your holiday celebrations will revolve around food and gatherings at the table. In this series focused on lessons learned around the table, we take a look at some of the lessons God taught that surrounded food, or sometimes the lack thereof. This week, we look at where Jesus would've sat had He been at your feast table.

In this final part of the God Is... series, we take a look at where God is leading us. It's pretty clear He is pushing us to serve, and we talk about how we can turn what makes us angry into a catalyst for our focused service.

In this week's continuation of the God Is... series, we take a stroll through history and learn how God works within the framework of time, not apart from it, and how He changed the game by providing for us instead of expecting us to provide to Him.

Sometimes when things don't quite go our way, we lash out, we hurt others, and we cause pain. God can help us get beyond that, and move past that offensive social media post, the painful comments we make, and move us to a point where we really, truly care about those around us.

In this fourth installment of the Seasons series, we look at how growth happens, sometimes from the most unexpected starting points.

This week, guest speaker John Parkey explains to us the personal relationship God wishes to have with us. Out of all the people in this massive universe, He knows us on a personal basis.

In this week's installment of the Seasons series, we take a look at one of the historically darker seasons of the year - Winter. When it looks the bleakest, the darkest, and when things seem cold and dead, how can God still possibly be moving in our lives?