This message is from John 14-1-7 and asks the question- -Are you in THE Way, or just IN the way-- What it meant being a Christian in the 1st Century church compared to the 21st Century church of today.

This Bible study examines Mark 12-13-27 which details the different religious and political groups that tried to find fault in Jesus so they could destroy him.

This sermon examines Matthew 23-23-28 which details Jesus rebuking the Pharisees for their religious show and preferring the traditions of the Elders and commandments of men over God's Word. A look at the dangers of this type of mentality in the Church.

This sermon examines Genesis 2-15-17 and Genesis 3-1-7 and four -S's- that occur whenever you doubt God's Word.

This study examines Mark 12-1-12 which details the Parable of the Vineyard as told from Jesus to the religious leaders of Israel. A breakdown of of what each part of the parable represents.

This sermon looks at Moses' actions and and intentions concerning the slaying of the Egyptian and forsaking Egypt and the pleasures of sin. A look at why Moses did NOT commit murder and why his fellow Israelites misunderstood his actions. A warning for today's Christians using the example of the backslidden culture of the people in the days of Moses.

In this study we examine all of Genesis chapter 33 which details Jacob reuniting with his brother Esau after 20-years. A look at Esau's actions as a type of Christ offering grace and mercy to Jacob.

This study examines Genesis 32-24-32 which details Jacobs time in Bethel when he wrestles with an angel. We also see that God changes Jacob's name to Israel.

This Bible study looks at Mark 11-27-33 which details the Chief Priests, Scribes, and Elders questioning the authority of Jesus. A look at the conspiracy among the religious leaders and their desire to murder Jesus.

This message examines 1 Peter 2-21-25 and Isiah 53 which deals with the suffering of Christ. A look at current Christian persecution and what it means to suffer for the cause of Christ. How we as -called- Christians, are to mimic the things of Christ