Jesus’ care for His people and His great mercy are shown in this famous, life-changing event for Saul the persecutor.

A look at Juneteenth, Emancipation Day, and the gospel call of freedom to the captives intersect, and how those dedicated to Emancipation viewed it as the Lord’s work.

Rick takes us to Gen. 10 to study lessons we can use from the events so long ago.

Matt takes us through a consideration fo the meaning and some applications of Jesus’ teaching that the Father seeks those who worship Him “in Spirit and in Truth.”

The prophets saw great things. We are a part of, but expect even greater things to come.

What are the cause of doubt? Unanswered questions, hurts and the desire to sin are the usual causes. What can we do about this? Let’s study together.

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The were both rejected, both tempted, but also both greatly loved by their father and gracious when exhausted.

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Jesus asked them what they were discussing. They stayed quiet because they were ashamed because they’d be contending with each other over who was greatest. So Jesus taught them the better way of humility.

To whom do we bow the knee? Who is our Lord? It is Jesus and Him alone. This fact orders our lives and all that we do.

Three times Jesus questioned Peter on whether he loved Him or not. Peter was grieved, but answered each time that he did. In this study we examine why his loved was questioned and what he was told to do.

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