James challenges us to prove Christ's love through our actions and true heart.  The theme of God's impartiality continues and is applied to our daily lives.  Join us in this study.

Jesus, Who is our great example, was impartial, looking on the heart.  We too are called by James to do likewise.  As we conclude this section of Scripture, we learn by example.

This last session we examine the life of Onesimus and conclude with Peter, John Mark, and Onesimus were greatly used by our Lord.  The lesson is that God uses runaway, broken people, and He can do great things through them.

We continue our study of Peter, John Mark and later Onesimus.  All three deserted but were restored.  This is a message of God's desire to restore mankind.  

We continue our examination of partiality among the early Christians and how God lacks such partiality.  In this second part we look at how common we judge by money, looks, education, cars, toys, but God sees the heart.  Join in the study with us!

A study of three Bible characters, known for deserting, Peter, John Mark and Onesimus.  Listen along as you see how their lives intertwined and Jesus restores each of them.  Our purpose is to show how our Lord uses broken, runaway, people.

James teaches us about showing partiality to others.  This is the first of four messages that are so pertinent to our time.  We learn that God is impartial, for He loves all of us, apart from what we may think is important.

This message considers the practical application and demonstration of the Christian life.  James challenges his readers to take a look at their lives to see if it's talk or action.  

We examine Daniel's vision of the four beasts with special attention to the final phase of the Roman Empire and 'the man of sin' or 'the Antichrist.'  This session concludes our look at Daniel's 70 weeks as we focus on the last 7 year period.

Daniel chapter 9 helps us understand what empire is yet to emerge on the world scene.  Four previous empires are now past, but some were future to Daniel.  One is still to emerge from the old Roman Empire.  Our hope is to strengthen your trust in God Who knows what is ahead.