The ideal of servant-leadership has come to us from the Bible which presents a perspective on leadership and power that runs counter to worldly norms. It has influenced our culture even if it has never been consistently followed or acknowledged.

Jesus is the Stone that was rejected and in the process, became the Cornerstone of the church and the Cornerstone in the life of believers.

This week’s lesson is taken from Psalm 2:1-12 and addresesses the futility of rebellion against God and the Lord’s Anointed.

After Christ’s death and resurrection, He walks appropriately 7 miles with two disciples on the road to Emmaus. His recollection, instruction, and revealing of Himself serve as a model for how believers should disciple other believers and witness...

Zechariah’s prophecy describes Jesus as King in a way that didn’t match Jews’ expectations. Nevertheless, He’s the Messiah, King of Kings who came to die for sins of humanity.

This week's lesson provides us with a picture of Jesus as the Suffering Servant: the perfect intersection between love and justice.

In this lesson, we learn about the implications of Christ as Priest, Prophet, and King.

Pastor Seawright informs parents and youth about the consequences of not understanding three institutions that God created: family, church, and government.

What are your thoughts about bread? When you go to a restaurant do you fill up on water and bread or do you save room for the main entree? Jesus uses the metaphor of bread to talk about Himself and why people should desire to have a personal...

When you hear the phrase “Man overboard!” it’s usually not good news because someone has fallen off a boat. But what if the person on the sea is actually saving you? Pastor Seawright answers this question by turning our attention to danger,...