Saul was the first king of Israel, ending the period of the Judges and beginning the monarch. His life, though, is a cautionary tale. Listen in as we explore Saul's relationship with God and the lessons we can learn from it today.

This week we have the privilege of welcoming guest speaker Michael Carrion. He taught from Acts 17 on how the Gospel should affect communities and the preacher when it is proclaimed.

When we talk about death, we usually think about the finality of that last moment on Earth. The reality is, though, that many of us have already died long before that final moment. Listen in this week as we talk about how to spot the symptoms of death and how to conquer it.

Proverbs is largely a book about endings. Where will the decisions you make today leave you tomorrow? As we begin to end this series, we talk about the two endings Proverbs always leaves its reader. This week we cover one of those endings: abundant life.

Free, quick access to porn has created an epidemic of lust unlike anything in the history of the world. Almost 10% of the book of Proverbs is dedicated to this topic. Listen in this week as we see God's wisdom for His people on how to overcome.

The statistics are staggering. The Christian West is losing its kids to the culture at an alarming rate. How can we begin to stem the tide and equip our children to hold up in a post-Christian world? This week we explore Proverbs on what it says about raising children.

Proverbs gives us incredible ideals for marriage. What does a godly wife look like? What does a godly husband look like? But it does not stop at ideals - it gives us a way forward. A way to see those ideals become a reality in our lives. Tune in this week to learn a better way forward for our marriages.

On Easter Sunday we explored who Jesus really is. We looked at a passage of scripture that could only be true if the Resurrection is true. The implications of this question call for us to take the time to clarify our own answer. Join us as we look at John 7 to explore who Jesus could possibly be.

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey He was proclaiming to be the coming King Israel had prayed for. The prophecy He fulfilled not only had deep implications for the Jewish people 2,000 years ago but had many for us even today.

Words only go so far, but they will deceive us into thinking they can do more. This week we cover how words fail. Listen in to discover the weakness of words and to avoid the trap that they sometimes lay.