In this heartfelt and insightful Bible class, Rick Collier explores the many dimensions of biblical love—how Scripture defines it, how Jesus embodies it, and how Christians are called to practice it.

Rick explains the five main biblical expressions of love and shows how each one reveals something about God’s heart and our relationships with one another. Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical wisdom, Rick challenges us to love beyond words—to love with action, sacrifice, and commitment.

Whether you’re learning about biblical love for the first time or deepening a long walk of faith, this class offers clarity, encouragement, and conviction.

In this session, Greg Childers surveys the prayer life of Jesus—especially in Luke—and demonstrates how prayer shaped His ministry, His relationships, and His obedience to the Father. Greg explains the Lord’s Prayer in depth, showing how each petition forms our hearts and aligns our lives with God’s will.

He closes with an honest look at why prayer is difficult for many believers today—distraction, secular thinking, cynicism, self-reliance—and invites us into a deeper, more intentional practice of prayer. This is a rich, transformative teaching for anyone who wants to live more like Jesus.

In this deeply reflective sermon, Luke Stradley examines Romans 1 to reveal the tragic consequences of a world that refuses to acknowledge God. Through examples of real-world evil and the struggles of modern culture, Luke shows how every form of unrighteousness begins with one root issue: Ingratitude.

He boldly addresses not only the evil in the world but the subtle ways the church itself mirrors the world when we forget what God has done. Yet this message is ultimately filled with hope — pointing us back to Jesus, the fulfillment of God’s ancient promise, and calling us to slow down long enough to truly see Him.

In this episode, Roger Potter leads a thoughtful study on the Kingdom of Heaven, drawing from several of Jesus’ parables in Matthew 13 and Matthew 22. Roger helps listeners understand what a kingdom truly is, why Jesus’ audience struggled to understand His kingship, and how the parables reveal the Kingdom’s surprising nature—its small beginnings, immeasurable worth, and ultimate fulfillment.

Roger ends by reminding believers of the “already/not yet” nature of God’s Kingdom and the joy, hope, and responsibility that come with entering it.

In this Advent sermon, Joshua Watkins dives into Micah 5:2–5 to show how God brings hope out of unexpected places. Bethlehem was small, forgotten, and insignificant; yet God chose it as the birthplace of the Savior. Joshua connects this ancient prophecy to our lives today, reminding us that God still works powerfully in our small places, our struggles, and our seasons of waiting.

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Joshua closes with a simple, powerful practice:

In this Advent sermon, Joshua Watkins walks through Isaiah 9 and reminds us that God’s people have always known darkness—but God has always sent light. Israel waited under oppression, fear, and uncertainty, yet God promised hope through a child who would change everything.

Joshua explores the honest acknowledgment of darkness, the surprising nature of hope, and the active calling to shine Christ’s light into our world. This sermon encourages believers who feel weighed down, weary, or surrounded by uncertainty to look again to the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.

In this episode, Rick Collier teaches on “Resisting Satan,” exploring how believers can overcome temptation in practical ways. From prayer and self-awareness to quoting Scripture and taking preventative steps, this lesson offers seven actionable strategies for spiritual resilience. If you’ve ever wondered how to stand firm when temptation strikes, this discussion will equip you with biblical wisdom and real-life examples.

In this episode, we conclude our series in Exodus with a powerful truth: Dwelling requires devotion. From Moses’ plea for God’s presence to his bold request to see God’s glory, we learn that without God, the journey is meaningless. Josh shares practical steps for living a devoted life—making space for God daily, allowing Him to interrupt our plans, and choosing His presence over performance. This message sets the stage for Advent as we anticipate the One who makes God’s glory visible in Christ.

Greg Childers teaches on the biblical call to obedience, rooted in John 14:15. This episode unpacks why obedience is challenging, how it requires submission and sacrifice, and why it’s essential for a life of faith. Greg contrasts Old Testament and New Testament obedience, addresses the dangers of legalism, and reminds us that salvation is by grace through faith.

In this inspiring Mission Sunday sermon, Andy Baker shares how the mission of Jesus in Luke 4 can become our personal mission today. From global stories of faith in Cuba and North Korea to the transformative power of reconciliation in 2 Corinthians 5, this message will challenge and encourage you to live a life of purpose, compassion, and bold witness. Discover what it means to be a follower of Jesus in a broken world—and how your story can bring hope to others.