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Do you trust God with everything in your life? That's the question Pastor Dave begins with in Proverbs as he looks at the importance of giving God first place in our lives -- and never pushing Him out. Then we'll "put ourselves in the story" as we read in Matthew's Gospel about Peter stepping out in faith and what can happen if we waiver.

In the first part of this two-part study, Pastor Mat looked at Jesus as: The Lamb Inspected; The Lamb - the Man; and The Lamb - the King. As we wrap up this study, we will learn about The Lamb Slaughtered. We will see why it wasn't enough just for Jesus to die on the cross; there was one more necessary part of the Plan of Salvation.

In this study in First Corinthians, Pastor Mat looks at the supremacy of the wisdom of God. Why would we look to the wisdom of a fallen world that is passing away when we have access to the wisdom of our Eternal God?

Pastor Mat looks at the psalmist's comparison of the righteous and the wicked.

Pastor Igor looks at the life of King Uzziah, who lived during the prophet Isaiah's time, to teach us a lesson on the danger of being lifted up with pride.

In the first part of this study on Jesus' life and work as the Lamb of God, Pastor Mat looks at:

- the Lamb inspected

- the Lamb - the Man

- the Lamb - the King

As we begin a new series through First Corinthians (actually, Paul's second letter to those believers), Pastor Mat points out that the church at Corinth often gives us examples of what NOT to do in the church. This opening sermon focuses on what TO DO if we want to be more like Jesus Christ, and also exposes the danger of the church exalting the ways of the world.

Lots of lessons in this portion of John's Gospel. First, the danger of becoming lost in religion and traditions, to the point where we forget about knowing Jesus and loving His people. Then, Pastor Mat explains that while it is through Scripture that we know the mind of God, it is only through prayer that we know the heart of God. And we will also learn the most important question we can ever ask.

Revelation 20 describes a time when Satan is bound, freed, and then ultimately judged for all eternity. Bible scholars debate whether this thousand year event is literal or figurative. Pastor Mat looks at that in this study; but the main point is for believers in Christ to persevere in life, no matter what happens. Especially because God has called us to "stand in the gap" for those who don't know Christ yet, so hopefully they won't face eternity without Him.