Guest teacher Marlon Brown from Awake Vancouver shares on the goodness and greatness of our God Who is a blessing God.

Pete Jansen takes us through an overview of the third and fourth books of the Psalms.

Jesus meets a man who has been sick for 38 years. Jesus comes and does what nothing else could do for this man, He heals him. But Jesus doesn’t want to just make you well physically, He wants to give you new life! How does that work? Listen in to see.

Psalms is a great book that reveals much human emotion as the writers express praise, pain, problems, etc. But in the end, it reveals a great God who holds all these things together and is worthy of our worship.

While the Disciples were worried about their own appetites, Jesus was busy ministering to the needs of others and carrying out His Father’s work. It was this that truly nourished Him.

It’s the same for us. There is something strengthening and nourishing to us as we go about doing the work of God.

The book of Job is one of the oldest books in the Bible and it’s a very foundational book centering on the Sovereignty of God. Everything God does is according to His perfect plans and purposes. And we need to simply trust Him in all that is happening.

The encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman reveals many things about the condition of humanity and what Jesus has come to offer. The world offers many counterfeit quenchers, but only Jesus can satisfy. He provides living water that springs up to everlasting life!

Esther is a great story of intrigue, espionage, and plot twists. But more so, it reveals to us the providence of God as we see Him working behind the scenes and moving each event along to accomplish His purposes. It’s a great reminder that even when we may not see God, He is still at work and in control.

You may know John 3:16 by heart, but do you have it in your heart? Have you allowed the truth of it to sink in? It’s a great verse that reveals so much to us.

Nehemiah is given the green light to return to Judah and rebuild the city walls. An important but difficult task. In this study we learn some great lessons on leadership and working for the Lord.