Pastor Phil examines the beginning of the church described in Acts 2, and encourages us to be committed, like the early church, to Biblical teaching, to self-giving fellowship, to communion, and to devoted prayer.

Pastor Phil walks through the accounts in Luke 24 and Acts 1 of the time in Jesus' ministry after his resurrection, and reminds us of two ideas:

--When distractions and difficulties comes, we need to remember God's Word.

--If we want to accomplish anything meaningful, we need the power of the Holy Spirit.

John 17

Larry High examines Jesus' prayer that we would be unified as a body of believers. We are encouraged to ask: do you believe in Jesus and know Him? Do you love the saints--in your own local church? And are you walking in fellowship with fellow believers?

Matthew 21:12-17

John Nixon examines the account of Jesus' clearing out the temple. We are reminded that a relationship with God is not a right given to a few who think they deserve it. Rather it is a gift given to anyone willing to receive it.

Pastor Phil explores: what does it mean to accept the Kingdom of God as a little child?

John 3:1-21

Pastor Phil walks through the account of Nicodemus' conversation with Jesus. Jesus offers salvation to all who will believe in Him, "for God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." (John 3:16)

Daniel 2 and 7

Pastor Phil examines the historical fulfillment of prophesies found in Daniel 2 and 7, in the 400 years between the book of Micah, and the advent of Christ. When God appears to be silent, what might He be preparing you for? And what might He be preparing for you?

Malachi 3:6-12

Pastor John explores Malachi 3:6-12, and encourages us to be rich towards God.

Nehemiah 9

Pastor Phil examines Israel's history of redemption as found in Nehemiah 9, and encourages us to ask, what is our story of God's work in our lives?

Nehemiah 1

Pastor Phil explains how Nehemiah responded to the poor state of Jerusalem by pausing to mourn, taking time to pray, and then taking action. So too, we should respond to the works God puts in our hearts by taking the time to pray and then taking action. We can also learn from Nehemiah that we should study the Word, memorize the Word, learn the Word, pray the Word and live the Word.