One of the most exciting stories in the Old Testament is the account of the release of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. These events provide a picture of our release from the bondage of sin and reminds us what it will be like when Jesus comes to take us home.

The greatest battleground for the Christian is the battleground of the mind. In our new series, we're going to learn how to win the war in our minds. The first step is to begin to demolish strongholds.

Giving and receiving gifts at Christmas brings a great deal of joy to us; however, we must remember that we're really celebrating the greatest gift ever given - Jesus.

Abraham was known as the friend of God. What does that mean and how can we become friends with God?

Jesus was born in Bethlehem to become Immanuel, God with us.

The story of Noah and his ark has taken on the feel of a child's story, but the reality of it reveals a terrifying truth and a beautiful promise for us today.

Paul was on a ship that was caught in a devastating storm, but he wasn't afraid because God's presence was with him. His experience shows us how we can have peace in the midst of a storm.

Moses was a remarkable man. He spoke to God face to face and during those encounters, the gospel was revealed through him through shadows and pictures. The first is found in Genesis 3 where a beautiful prophecy was given regarding the seed of the woman that would come and defeat the serpent.

Elijah suffered a wilderness experience after his triumphant mountaintop experience. What God did for him offers great hope for us when we're walking through our own personal wildernesses.

What happened on the morning Jesus was resurrected and what does it mean to us today?