This is an amazing story of love and redemption as we see some key players in the line of Jesus coming together. The ultimate picture of Jesus gathering a bride for Himself by His grace is interwoven in this awesome account.

We continue to look at the new temple coming in the Millennium and the worship and practice that God has lined up for it.

The book of Judges is like the Dark Ages of Israel’s history. It’s summed up in this verse: “In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes.” And yet through Israel’s unfaithfulness, we see the amazing faithfulness of God. Though there was compromise, God showed compassion.

Ezekiel is given a vision of a temple sitting in Jerusalem. Their previous temple was destroyed by the Babylonians, so this new temple would give those in exile hope of what God had in store.

We look at what the significance is of this temple and the timeline for it.

Pete Jansen takes us through the book of Joshua as we look at its themes and lessons for us today.

Pastor Wayne Taylor from Calvary Fellowship in Seattle shares with us on the importance of living all in for Jesus.

This book is a refresher of God’s law as Moses looks to remind the people of what it takes to walk in the blessings of God.

These chapters have some very interesting prophetic importance to them as we look at a future battle coming against Israel. Who’s involved, what’s the purpose, what’s the outcome? We look at these questions in our study of Ezekiel 38-39.

Sitting as captives in Babylon wouldn’t have been a fun experience for Israel. In fact it may have felt like all hope was lost for God fulfilling His promises. But we turn a corner now in our study through Ezekiel and begin to see what God has in store for His people. He’s not done with Israel yet!

The nation of Israel had much to learn and God desired to grow the faith and maturity of this new generation ready to enter the Promised Land. Tonight we look at some of the tests they faced and how they progressed on their way to Canaan.