We are passionate about of a lot of things. Sports, hobbies, people... But what would it look like if we were as passionate for God? If we're not, then how do we get there?

As the calendar year changes, we often focus on new priorities. What is it that God would want us to focus on? What would it look like to seek His Kingdom first?

When we receive a Christmas gift, there are things that make it perfect. The right timing, the perfect fit, and our need for it. We talk about the one gift that was and is perfect for everyone, Jesus.

In Matthew 2:4-6 we read the prophecy about Jesus being a king that would shepherd his people. We look at the correlation between shepherds and sheep with Jesus and His people.

We explore the account of the wisemen coming to see Jesus and look for truths that apply to us as we seek Him ourselves.

Before the Grinch tried to steal Christmas, there was a man named Herod that tried it first. WE begin our Christmas series entitled, "We Three Kings"

We conclude our time working through the book of Acts as we see the end of Paul's ministry unfold exactly as he had been told it would. If you knew the promises of God both good and bad, would you still go?

Paul leaves his parting words to the elders in Ephesus. What does this reveal about his legacy and what can we learn about repentance, truth, and love?

In Acts chapter 17 through chapter 20 we see time and again Paul reasoning with people about Jesus. We discuss this and the truth that God gave us a brain, and encourages us to use it.

In Acts 16 Paul and Silas are set free from their bondage and we look more at the why than the how.