We begin our new series looking at the first two of the seven sayings of Jesus from the cross. Jesus speaks in these verses about two wonderful topics, salvation and assurance. Listen to this encouraging message of hope!

We conclude our series in the Book of Judges with a sad account of a man, a family, and a society all fulfilling the words found in the closing verse of Judges... Everyone did what was right in their own eyes.

We often miss the cultural aspect of the Scriptures by reading it through a Western lens. Understanding the laws of the day toward this woman with the issue of blood, and seeing the prophetic meaning behind touching the hem of Jesus garment, makes this beautiful story even more powerful!

Despite his continued failings, God in his mercy and grace, gives Samson a final opportunity to be the deliverer he was always called to be.

As we follow the life of Samson, we see the final consequence of his continued life of folly.

Samson continues to walk in the flesh and feed his fleshly appetites. His loose living brings terrible consequences. Rather than accountability and repentance, Samson tries to justify and blame others for his actions and the only logical conclusion he can come to is revenge.

Samson was a men that was led by his lusts. He continually lived to only please himself. Despite having all the gifts and grace of God available to himself, he allowed the world to continually cloud his judgment.

As we enter into 2026 may the Lord guide and bless our efforts to be ONE!

The Christmas season is not an easy time for many. How should a Christian handle grief? What does the Bible say about bearing up under the weight of grief?

What does it mean that this new covenant of grace is "better." Was the Old faulty? Was it bad? What was its purpose and why can we rejoice in hope over what Jesus instituted for us.