We’re going to look tonight at parts of 2 Kings 3, 4, 5. In these chapters we’ll see some sharp contrasts I’m calling mountain and valley contrasts.

As Jesus bore the curse for our sin, He declared, “It is finished.” What did He mean—and what was finished for us?

As Jesus bore the curse for our sin, He declared, “It is finished.” What did He mean—and what was finished for us?

Our goal tonight is to understand the joy of the Lord and see what we need to do to fight for it in our lives.

Our goal tonight is to understand the joy of the Lord and see what we need to do to fight for it in our lives.

Jesus' return brings comfort for the believer and judgment for the unbeliever

Jesus' return brings comfort for the believer and judgment for the unbeliever

Part of the problem with fasting is many people have unanswered questions about fasting. Can I eat at all? Can I drink water? What does fasting do? What I want to do tonight is answer some of the common questions we may have about fasting.

Part of the problem with fasting is many people have unanswered questions about fasting. Can I eat at all? Can I drink water? What does fasting do? What I want to do tonight is answer some of the common questions we may have about fasting.

Our relationship with Jesus changes our relationship with others.