Matthew 27:15-26

Pilate declares Jesus innocent, then sentence him to death! How did that happen? Let's find out together as we study Matthew 27. Then examine guilt that you might feel. Is it displaced guilt (guilt you feel without a reason)? Or is it genuine guilt you feel for something you have done to someone else. What do you need to do about it?

John 19:4-11

As Jesus talks to Pilate, the question of real authority comes up. Find out more as we study John 19 together. Then ask yourself:

Who do I believe is truly in control of my life?

Luke 23:13-16

Pillate found Jesus innocent! What happened next? Let's find out together as we study Luke 23. Then ask yourself:

What is your perception of Jesus?

Luke 23:6-12

When Pilate sent Jesus to Herod, Jesus didn't say a word. Why not? Let's find out together as we study Luke 23. Then ask yourself:

Why do you spend time with Jesus? What are you looking for?

Judges 21

Israel helps rebuild the tribe of Benjamin is surprising ways. What ways? Let's find out together as we study Judges 21. Then ask yourself:

Do I do what's right in my own eyes?

Judges 20

During the time of the Judges, there was a civil war in Israel. Let's find out more together as we study Judges 20. Then ask yourself:

Then things don't go as planned, do I respond like the Lord would want me to or do I respond like my neighbors?

Zack and Randy talk about the Nazirite vow, Hebrews 11 and "There was no king in Israel."

Judges 19

A serious offense brought about a civil war in Israel. What was it? Let's find out together as we study Judges 19. Then ask yourself:

Do I tend to go "over the top" in my response to offenses?

Judges 18

The tribe of Dan leaves the area God intended them to take, and looks for a new home. Find out more as we study Judges 18 together.

Then ask yourself: What do I do when things get tough? Do I look for a new thing or do I do the tough thing?

Judges 17

A local man in the territory of Ephraim starts a new religion in the book of Judges. How? Why? Let's find out together as we study Judges 17. Then ask yourself:

To what extent do I do what's right in my own eyes?