In this week's lesson, we take a look at the relationship between Jesus, the true vine, and the branches that are connected to Him and bearing fruit. We also dive into the Lord being a gardener that tends to the care of His garden.

This week's lessons starts us in a new unit of lessons where we take a look at teaching on truth and trials. Today, we take a look at Jesus being the way, the truth, and the medicine for a troubled heart.

In this week's sermon, I focus on answering the question as to what one can do to please God. The Lord has made it clear what He requires of us in order to please Him, but the question is whether we will object to what He requires.

In the final lesson of the year, we take a look at the humility and obedience of Jesus Christ. Paul speaks of the example that Jesus has set for us to follow and then we see the example of humility in action through Jesus washing the disciples' feet.

In this Christmas sermon, I take a look at the power given to you through Jesus Christ. I jump into what this power is and how it is that we received this power through the coming of Christ.

In this week's lesson, we take a look at Simeon seeing Jesus and the future consolation of the world. There was a mission from birth that Jesus was sent to fulfill in the world and we take a look at that mission.

In this week's sermon, I kick off the Christmas season by asking if you have accepted the truth in your heart. Some say they would believe in Christ if only they could have saw Him but look at why this is not necessarily true.

In this week's lesson, A King Comes Forth, we take a look at the prophecy of Isaiah with a Child born and a Son given, the prophecy being fulfilled with the triumphant entry of Jesus entering Jerusalem on the Sunday we call Palm Sunday.

In this week's lesson, we take a look at the juxtaposition of Jesus' birth and His death and how both brought about sorrow and yet triumph as well.

In this week's sermon, God Cannot Be Bought, I take a look at the idea that God, His love, blessings, mercy, and salvation can be bought for a price. I take a look at partiality, bias, and favoritism and how the Lord is an impartial God.