In a world of increasing chaos, people yearn for something to hold onto. The Christmas season reminds us that God Himself invaded human time and space when Jesus was born in Bethlehem. His entrance was announced through a word of hope given by an angel to a young Jewish maiden over two thousand years ago.

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It’s human nature to want to be in control and to manipulate circumstances in our favor. The Old Testament patriarch Jacob was a schemer who sought to gain every advantage he could. It took a dramatic intervention in his life for him to realize that God was in control, not Jacob. The lesson he learned is our lesson to learn as well.

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How can we please God? How can we know His will? At the end of 1 Thessalonians, Paul gives his readers commands to followcommands we should all follow, including being thankful no matter what. By obeying these commands, we will not only know the will of God, we will also please Him always!

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Many families have prodigal sons or daughters who’ve left home in rebellion against their parents’ values. The heartache is acute as moms and dads wonder where their children are and if they’re safe. There was one prodigal son who came home in disgrace only to find himself treated like royalty. The Gospel of Luke records the story, and it is a message of hope for all those who have children in the far country.

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Our broken world is made up of broken familiesfamilies with broken marriages and families with prodigals. These are sons and daughters who have left home for a far country where they can do what they like, leaving their parents and God behind them. These prodigals desperately need to come home, but sadly, not all do.

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One book in the Bible promises a blessing to all who read itthe Book of Revelation. Rich in symbolism, it portrays the future yet to be: the glorious return of Jesus, the resurrection of the dead, the judgment of God, the Millennial reign, and finally, the eternity which follows.

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In the drama of redemption, the Old Testament is a grand prologue to the great transaction that takes place in the New. God’s sacrifice for the sins of the whole world was offered on a cross outside Jerusalem. No playwright could dream of a story so bold, so loving, and so wonderful.

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The Old Testament is filled with prophecy, history, law, and wisdom literature. All of these fit together to give us a big-picture view of God’s work in world history. In this message, we’ll focus on the time when Israel was taken into captivity and its temple destroyed.

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Imagine Earth as a grand stage where a great drama is being played outa real drama. It began long ago when mankind sinned and was separated from our Creator. God had set in motion a plan to redeem those who believe in the value of a great sacrifice: that of His Son, Jesus Christ.

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Very few people have an easy road through life. Most of us will face trials we never expected. When calamities come, our normal resources are not enough to sustain us. Can God be trusted to see us through life’s tough times? Yes! And often, it’s only after the storm passes that we can see God’s hand in the trials we’ve been called to endure.

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