Parenting can bring out the worst in us; but it can also bring out the best if we'll learn from Jacob's failures and follow his successes. No family on earth is beyond hope of redemption or beyond need of growth.

There are parts of our lives that are broken beyond our ability to repair. But there is hope because we have a God who can fix the unfixable. He can give you a new name just as He did for Jacob, and all you must do is cling to Him.

We're looking at the legacies left by Biblical figures. Through the life of Samson, we can better understand that God has Forgiven our Failures to Provide us with Purpose.

We're looking at the legacies left by Biblical figures. Through the life of Abimelech, we can better understand that instead of pursuing our own kingdoms here on this earth, God calls His people to pursue His kingdom first while trusting His perfect provision.

Leave a legacy that matters.

Is there an unforgivable sin we can commit that will eternally separate us from God? This lesson delves into the challenging words of Jesus toward the Pharisees in Matthew 12, and wrestles with the idea of an unpardonable sin as it relates to our salvation and spiritual walk.

We all face moments of crisis when a decision must be made. Esther faces such a moment, when she must decide to act to save her people at the risk of her own life. Join us as we look at the turning points we must all face.

Who is in control of the circumstances of life? When powerful people run the world in a dark way, who do we look to for help? God is in control through his divine providence.

The grace of God is powerful. Much like strong seasoning, it only takes a little bit to influence an entire culture. A few faithful followers of Jesus can make a big impact on the world around them. How, then, can we make the most of every opportunity to reflect and share the good news of Jesus Christ?

In both Gideon's triumph and tragedy, we discover how faith, or lack thereof, shapes our legacy.