You know the phrase, “One nation under God.” You know the phrase “All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator.” Just who is this God? This Creator? As you ponder, answer this: “Whom do we give thanks to at Thanksgiving?” The answer to all of those questions is this: Yahweh, Jehovah God of the Bible. Join us as we see why we celebrate Thanksgiving and the roots of this great holiday! Hint: It’s all about God!

Did you know Jesus had four brothers and at least two sisters? He sure did! The Bible is clear on that in Luke 8:2-3. Yet, they didn’t believe He was the Son of God. In fact, they thought He was crazy! What does it mean to be part of Jesus’ family? Join us as Jesus explains who His family really is.

Do you know what it means to “blaspheme the Holy Spirit?” Is it taking the Lord’s name in vain? Is it cursing the Holy Spirit? Well, there are many questions and several schools of thought on this question. Join us as we see what Jesus described as “The Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.”

It’s often been said, “Jesus changed the world with a handful of men.” It’s true that Jesus chose 12 Apostles to entrust the Gospel to and see that it was spread throughout the world. And here we are today! It worked! Join us as we see how Jesus chose the 12 Apostles and how that applies to His calling for your life!

What does Jesus want for you? One word: Believe. Jesus wants you to believe that He is the Son of God. He wants you to believe that and then act upon it and become His follower. Are you a follower of Jesus? Many claim to be, but aren’t. Jesus said: “They honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.” Join us as we see a “Summary of Jesus’ Ministry.” We’ll see that He is indeed the Son of God.

You would think people would have been excited to see Jesus heal a man with a withered hand! But oh no, He did it on the Sabbath! Therefore, this was considered unlawful by the Pharisees! What was their problem? Why were the religious elites so frustrated with Jesus? Join us as we see why Jesus healed on the Sabbath and the lessons we can learn from His teaching!

Which day of the week is the Sabbath Day? Don’t say: Sunday. That’s the Lord’s Day. That’s the day Jesus rose from the dead and the day we are to come together to worship. The Sabbath is what the Jews observed, and that was Saturday. Join us as we see why the Pharisees were so infuriated with Jesus for plucking grain on a Sabbath. We’ll see why Jesus called Himself: “The Lord of the Sabbath.”

When you look back over your life, do you have parts of your past that you would like to forget, or change, or do over? I’m sure you do. We all do. So, how can we move past our past? How can we leave the old and embrace the new? Join us as we’ll be encouraged by Jesus to focus on the “new” and not the “old,” as we understand: “The Old vs the New: Moving Beyond Our Past.”

Matthew in the Bible was the worst of the worst in the first-century town of Capernaum. He was a Jew who turned his back on his people and went to work for the Romans collecting taxes from the nation of Israel. To say that Matthew was hated would be an understatement. Yet, Jesus called Matthew to follow Him. Why? Join us as we see how “Jesus Calls Matthew” and how Jesus still calls the downtrodden and lowly in our world.

Outside of the raising of Lazarus from the dead, there was perhaps no miracle more poignantly offensive to the Pharisees than when Jesus forgave the sins of the paralyzed man who was brought to Jesus by friends. It was one thing for Jesus to heal, but to say that He could “forgive sins.” That was preposterous! Join us as we see and understand how “Jesus Heals and Forgives.” You’ll be encouraged and challenged in your faith!