While fasting may not be a common practice among modern Christians, it's discussed frequently in Scripture. In this sermon, Garrett Macy reviews several Biblical accounts of fasting to help remind Christians of its importance. He also discusses some of the guidelines provided in the Bible to help us fast!

When a donkey talks, something unusual is happening! In this lesson, Terry Nash covers the story of Balaam the prophet and some of the lessons that can be learned from Balaam and his donkey!

In this lesson from the series on Genesis, elder David Brown covers Genesis 6-9 and discusses themes such as suffering and judgment that are taught in the flood story.

In this sermon, Nate Bibens considers the first of David's three confessions in Psalm 23—"I shall not want." This remarkable statement reminds us that Psalm 23 is not just a psalm of comfort but a reminder of contentment. But why can we trust the Lord so much that we can say with David, "I shall not want?"

Daniel Owens provides this lesson from the series on Genesis. In this sermon, he studies the downward spiral of humanity recorded in Genesis 4.

Evangelist Nate Bibens begins a new short series on Psalm 23. In this introductory lesson, he considers the depth of the opening phrase, "The Lord is my shepherd."

Jordan Calvert provides this lesson on the importance of listening to good advice in our pursuit of wisdom!

Nate Bibens teaches a lesson on Genesis 3, focusing on Satan's tactics, Adam and Eve's sin and its consequences, and the hope that is revealed in that passage for fallen humanity.

Matthew Brown wraps up his series on Ecclesiastes with this excellent sermon on the book's final and beautiful poem about aging.

During life's most difficult moments, we may wonder if Jesus really cares about our suffering. In this great sermon, elder David Brown considers one of the Lord's beautiful miracles—raising a widow's son from the dead—to remind us that, yes, Jesus most certainly cares!