If God has begun a work of grace in the world, what does that mean for what our world looks like? Tonight we consider wisdom.

If our sin has left us in despair, where are we to go for help? What will God do to redeem his image?

In speaking in parables, Jesus appeals to something fundamental in our natures. But the warning is clear: be careful how you hear.

In view of our previous discussions, one would think that being in the image of God was near perfection. But the Fall distorts the image of God in us.

Our "being" and our "doing" are intimately related in the Bible's calculus about ourselves. Tonight we consider God's view of our work.

More and more researchers are discovering that human beings make sense of their lives through the idea of "story." But what does God say about our story?

Rev. 21-22- Followers of the Lamb have a glorious destiny, glorious enough to see them through the Death itself.

Rev. 20- There are few more challenging chapters in the Bible to digest than Revelation 20. Tonight, we try to get through the muddle to the beauty within.

Rev. 19- Worship and praise dominate our existence in heaven. But what do those terms mean? And what could possibly induce God's people to praise for all eternity?

Rev. 17-18- Worldliness is incarnated in Babylon the Whore in John's revelation. Her destruction is self-destruction in God's sovereign plan. The followers of the Lamb are told to "come out."