The Book of Daniel is written about the life of Daniel, a Hebrew in exile in Babylon. He and several others were brought into the foreign King's court and were forced with the challenge of living for their God in the midst of a pagan people and pagan king. Now today, we have the opportunity to learn from the things that Daniel and his friends did, in a difficult time, to continue to honor their God.

In four, we look at the whole story of the Gospel, beginning in Genesis, and culminating with Jesus' birth, death, and resurrection. Now, we have a part in telling the story of redemption!

In week three, we look at  the line, "Christ is the Lord, O praise His Name forever." We have marveled at the mystery of the incarnation...Christ on earth, born to die; born to set us free from our sins. Now, we know the whole story. Now, we must respond.

In week two, we look at  the line, "The King of kings lay thus in lowly manger" Just what does it mean that our God took on human flesh and dwelled with us? It is the reason for our hope; it is the reason for our salvation; and it is the reason we rejoice!

"Long lay the world, in sin and error pining." This line says much about our fallen and broken world, and gives us a glimpse of why we need a Savior.

As we near the Christmas season, we often look at the story of Jesus' birth. But in the first chapter of John's Gospel, we get an introduction into Jesus in a way that no other gospel writer does. This week, Pastor Fred Prince unpacks those first few mysterious verses in John's Gospel.

This week our friend and guest Pastor Earl Smith teaches us from the Gospel of Mark. He shares the account of Jesus healing a man with leprosy and digs into what implications it has for our relationship with Jesus today.

This week, we take a look at a passage from the apostle Paul to the Church in Thessalonica. He wrote to them about what following after Christ should look like, and how our faith should appeal to others.

On Sunday evenings, our friend and evangelist Tom Harmon teaches a class from the book of Genesis covering the foundations of our Christian faith.

This week, we take a look at prophet. Habakkuk was an Old Testament prophet, and while his book is only 3 chapters long, it has a timely message for us in these days.