Jesus came to draw attention to the Kingdom of God. You would think that might start with making a great entrance. But Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem reaffirms one important truth: God's Kingdom is rarely what we expect. Why is this important to know? Join us and learn to expect the unexpected!

Today's scripture says that God is doing a new thing. But what is the new thing, and what impact does that have on us as "Good News People?" The answer is both life-giving and incredible. Don't miss out on this capstone to the "Good News People" series!

Good news isn't just information. Good news requires a response. What's the response? The Bible term is repentance, which doesn't always sound so great. But wait until you see what repentance can do for us as individuals and as a community!

We don't often put a high value on humility. Yet this is exactly what Paul exhorts us to become, and with good reason. Humility was best modeled by Jesus and has a far greater impact than we can imagine. Explore what it means to be one under the virtue of humility, and watch what happens when we do it well!

"Church People" so frequently rail against the world that we forget how often God warns against religious institutions. Why is that and how can we be the church that Christ calls us to be? How do we move from "Church People" to "Good News People?"

We put our trust in a wide variety of things every day. But trust in this world can be fragile and unreliable. Part of the good news is that there is one we can trust who will never let us down. That trust builds a foundation that will last forever. And that's a message worth sharing as "Good News People!"

Jesus couldn't be any more clear: He's come to proclaim good news, free the oppressed, and make the blind see. And what was the response? Rejection! Didn't see that coming, but what can we learn from this rejection of Jesus and the good news?

Some of the most powerful experiences in studying Scripture come when we realize that the same Spirit that inspired the writers can also inspire the readers! If we're open to that possibility, powerful transformation is possible! So, how do we prepare ourselves for what the Spirit can do in our Bible reading?

What makes the Bible so special? Isn't it just one of many books we can use to improve ourselves? Come learn why this book is uniquely designed to not only transform us, but to equip us to live like Christ, no matter the situation or circumstance!

When we read the Old Testament with its laws and judgments, it sounds like a completely different story than the New Testament Jesus of grace and forgiveness. How do we reconcile these differences? Should we just ignore the Old Testament?