In this teaching we look at the account of King Josiah and his response to the Scriptures as it was read and communicated to him. What should our response to the Scriptures be as we Read, Meditate, and Study the Scriptures?

Paul communicates the grace that has been extended through Jesus to both the Jews and the Gentiles. This grace unifies the once existent division between the two.

What does it mean to rightly divide the Word of truth? What does it mean to approach the Scriptures with an understanding of the context of a particular passage? This teaching dives into five lenses we must put on in order to bring clarity as we read and study the Scriptures.

In this powerful passage, Paul offers a heartfelt prayer for the believers in Ephesus—and for us today. After commending them for their faith and love, he prays that God would give them "the Spirit of wisdom and revelation" so they can know Him more deeply.

In this sermon we focus on the opening of God's Word in order for us to meditate in the Scriptures. We take a deeper look at what the Scriptures mean by meditating on the Scriptures.

In this sermon we look at the main theme of the Scriptures and why the Scriptures were written.

In this teaching we get an overview of the context and driving message that Paul, the author was attempting to communicate through this letter.

In this sermon we look at Elijah's encounter with God on top of Mount Horeb. God's invitation to Elijah to listen to his voice in the place of solitude.