Jesus pulls no punches as He challenges us to sincere love and service To God. It's easy to follow religious norms and give lip service to God, but Jesus calls us to love Him from our heart and be transformed at the core of our being.

In a world where people truly are like sheep without a shepherd, Jesus proclaims Himself to be the Shepherd King.

The Faithfulness of God helped Joseph find confidence in God, forgive his brothers, and remain faithful.

Christmas is fundamentally about authority. The birth of Christ was threat to human leaders because Jesus came as a King. Today we see two possible responses to the newborn King.

As a herald of the Kingdom, John calls us to allegiance to King Jesus. This allegiance calls us to embody a counter-culture community that is a witness to the world and brings glory to Christ.

Jesus experienced rejection and as we follow Him we will experience rejection as well. He calls us to remember who He is, trust Him, and go into the world with courage and grace.

In the age of hyper criticism, God commands all who fear Him to give thanks. Psalm 118 defines this giving of thanks as an active process that leads to worship!

Without faith it is impossible to please God. Today we look at the nature and characteristics of Biblical Faith.