This week we are taking a break from our biographical studies. We are looking, instead, at Jesus' teaching about using what He has entrusted to us.

Some of the most courageous men in Scripture are Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego. Today, we look at lessons we can learn from their bold example.

Some people's lives inspire us to live a more godly life. Others serve as a warning to us. The latter is certainly true of Jezebel. Join us as we see what we can learn from this wicked woman.

Noah lived during a time of rampant wickedness. Yet, he steadfastly trusted God and walked with Him.

David was a man after God's Own heart, however, he was far from perfect. Join us as we learn lessons from his success and failures.

As Jesus prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice in laying down His life on the cross, He called His followers to also lay down their lives, in love, for one another.

How should Christians relate to the governing authorities? Far from being an abstract theoretical question, it is one of vial importance. In our text today, Paul gives us some guidelines for the types of citizens we should be.

Of all of the women in the Bible, Martha is likely the easiest with which to identify. She sincerely loved the Lord, but she was busy to the point of distraction. Join with us as we hear a timely word from her experience with Jesus.

Life is short, fleeting, and uncertain. We are here for a time and then we fly away. However, God is not so. He and His Word are eternal.

Mankind is unique among God's creation. We alone are made in the image of God. This is more than an encouraging thought or a theological platitude. It is a vibrant truth that affects every facet of life. Join us as we look at a couple of ways it intersects with life today.