What does it take to go to heaven? The answer is clearly given for us in this conversation we look at between Nicodemus and Jesus.

Ezra writes about two different groups that returned to Judah after their Babylonian Captivity. The first group was under Zerubabbel who led the people in the rebuilding of the temple. The second group was under Ezra who led the people in personal reform.

Jesus makes His way to Jerusalem where He confronts the corrupt business happening at the temple. Jesus looks to clear the way for people to come and meet with God without any hindrance or obstacle.

Tonight we focus on 8 kings from the southern kingdom that teach us some important lessons.

Jesus and His disciples are invited to a wedding when the unthinkable happens – the wine runs out. It’s a picture of what people often experience when they look to the things of this world to give them joy and satisfaction. It will run out and never leave you better. But Jesus comes and He provides that which is superior – life and joy in Him. He keeps rolling out the best stuff. It goes from good to great with Jesus!

In this study we take a closer look at the life of David.

In this message we look at the scene that captivated Isaiah, and how we too should be captivated by our King Jesus.

In this study we look at the rise, and more so, the fall of the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel.

John introduces us to the Word that became flesh as Jesus begins to call His first disciples. And there’s no pressure or guilt, He simply says, ‘come and see.’ The invitation goes out to all. Everything you need is found in Jesus. Come and see what life is like in Him!

In this overview of the book of 1 Kings we take a look at the great advances made under king Solomon, but then the slow downward progression into sin and idolatry which led to the division of the kingdom.