Underneath all human conflicts rest sinful cravings. These cravings need to be brought into the light so that we can know why we do the things we do and so that we can seek God's gracious help.

Scott powerfully shows us how the Lord was 'watching' over Israel on this night which was never to be forgotten.

We spent an hour walking through one of the most difficult passages in the New Testament tonight. Believe it or not, this strange and perplexing passage really does have application to our churches today.

Many Christians are familiar with Passover but can easily overlook the details of what happened and why. This event powerfully points forward to Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!

Jerry, Mark, and Tyler walked through this brief but dense passage where we see the difference between the "wisdom from above" and false claim to wisdom that is actually worldly.

This passage took us into some deep and weighty places concerning God's sovereignty over Pharaoh's heart and the severity of the last plague.

Jerry, Fred, Mark and Bob McAndrew helped us better understand the dangers James warns us about regarding the words that come from our tongues.

[Mark wanted to correct a comment he made: In the New Testament both James 3:9 and 1 Corinthians 11:7 mention man being made in God's image.]

James and Paul seem to directly contradict themselves on the topic of justification. However, if we take a closer look we can see that they actually are in great harmony.

The plague of darkness picks up on a theme that runs all throughout Scripture: Are we living in the kingdom of darkness or the kingdom of light?

[Mark borrowed the title and opening illustration of this message from Phil Ryken's excellent commentary.]

Mark tells Caitlin's wonderful conversion story and Jerry leads us in prayer.