In chapter 5 we saw that Jesus is the DOOR that leads us through the wall or barrier the bible calls sin. Chapter 7 now applies to the Christian life after we enter the door. It was by grace we entered the door and now we are focusing on how to continue in that grace on our faith journey that the Prophet Isaiah refers to as the Way of Holiness. (Isaiah 35:8-9)

Last week we discussed Jesus' claims in John 10:7 & 9 that He is the door that leads us through the wall or barrier the bible calls sin. Join us this week as we pause to acknowledge the battle that goes on between "Mount Sinai" (the covenant of law) and "Calvary" (the covenant of grace) that goes on in our hearts just outside the door.

Last week we started breaking down the different ways Jesus reveals Himself to us, starting with Him as the Truth! This week we will be seeing Jesus as the door that leads us through the wall or barrier the bible calls sin. And it is not merely that Jesus shows us the door or points to the door but, as Jesus claims in John 10:7 & 9, He Himself is the door.

Last week we gained greater insight into understanding that Jesus not only provides everything we need but also that HE is all we need, which is ultimately demonstrated by His death on the cross. This week we will start breaking down the different ways Jesus reveals Himself to us, starting with Him as the Truth!

Last week we discussed the fact that God is unknowable unless He chooses to reveal Himself to us, which He did through His Son, Jesus Christ. Join us this week as we explore Jesus' claim to be the great "I AM" and our authors help us understand the importance of seeing Jesus as all we need.

Last week we discovered the purpose of life - to know, love, and follow God. But how can we get to know an invisible God? Join us this week as we answer that very question and discover the secret to knowing God.

We are launching into a series based on the classic book We Would See Jesus. This is a powerful book that many return to time and time again to be reminded of the true nature of the Gospel and the God who calls us to Himself. In this week's message, we discover the true purpose of life as we return to humanity's original purpose when God first formed them in the Garden.

For Matthew the Christmas story wasn't just about what God was doing, but how He was doing it. A focus on the works of God points us to the "what," while a focus on the "how" demonstrates the ways of God and points us to His heart. Join us this week as we explore the heart of God in the Christmas story.

Shepherds and angels, Mary and Joseph, and the Messiah in swaddling cloths. Join us this week as a dear friend walks us through the Christmas story according to Luke with personal reflections and insights on the season.

When Christmas time rolls around, we tend to turn to the Gospels of Matthew and Mark. The stories of the angel and Mary, the angels and the shepherds, the visit of the wise men. But how does John tell the Christmas story?