This week we take a look at the Jesus’ first great I Am statements in the Gospel of John, “I am the bread of life”. We’ll look at the context of that statement and the importance of this statement to the Gospel of Jesus of Christ.

This week we look at Habakkuk’s next complaint and questions for God about He is dealing with the Kingdom of Judah. But does the prophet lose his faith or cling to it stronger?

As we continue in Habakkuk, we look this week at the Lord’s first response to the prophet’s prayer lament calling God to action. Sometimes the Lord is working and we’re not paying attention. The Lords response to Habakkuk and the Kingdom of Judah was to “look and see”.

We start a new series this week as we look at the Book of Habakkuk. This week we look at the prophet’s initial questions to God concerning the injustice and wickedness that he saw in his day. We ask these same questions today, “Where are you God? Why did you allow his wickedness?”

The beginning of looking at Jesus’ great I Am statements from the Gospel of John. This week we start by looking God’s revelation of His name to Moses and how the Divine Name is applied to and used by Jesus in the New Testament.

This week we close the book of Mark and look at the victory of Christ through His resurrection and the commission to His disciples, then and now, to proclaim His gospel around the world.

This week we finish Mark 15 as we see the proofs of Jesus’ death through eyewitnesses and his burial. But what is recorded in Mark 15 is only Friday….Sunday is coming…

Guest Speaker Marty Simons opens the Word this morning from 2 Corinthians.

Today we look at the crucifixion of Jesus and some of the various ways he suffered going to and on the cross.

Guest Speaker Marty Simons brings us a message from a familiar account in the Gospel of John.