Scripture: John 1:1-18 Rhome van Dyke explores the Christmas story from John’s unique “top-down” perspective, showing that Jesus, the Word, existed from the very beginning, created all things, and brings light and life to the world. By connecting John 1 with Old Testament prophecies and passages, he emphasizes that Christ’s coming fulfills God’s purposes and…

Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of Malachi that our preparation for the coming of Christ centers on turning our hearts to God. Nothing else cures the curse of life.

Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of Habakkuk that when we’re distressed by what God isn't doing—or is doing—we should remember "the righteous will live by faith."

Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of Nahum how we can ease the burden of our personal injustice with the hope that God knows the truth—and He will make things right in His time.

Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of Jonah that God loves us enough to provide storms of grace that urge us to repent. God still wants to use us in spite of our failure. In fact, the Lord wants our priorities to include His commission and not just our...

Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of Obadiah how the misplaced pride of Edom would become their undoing. That principle points to our lives and urges us to embrace all we can gain through God by putting our pride aside. -

David Souther teaches about how to keep the main thing the main thing

Vladimir Pikman teaches from Genesis 1:1 about the creation and provides a Messianic Jew's perspective.

Imanuel Christian teaches about "God's loving care expressed through His attributes and our response to live life pleasing to Him". Psalm 139

Wayne Stiles teaches about "Two paths lie before us each day, depending on whether or not we meditate on God's Word". Psalm 1