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Halim Suh examines Acts 2:36-41 during week three of our Reviving Love series to examine the need, the heart, the act, and the goal of repentance.
Aaron Ivey continues in our Reviving Love series by looking at Acts 1:12-14 and examining the importance of devoted prayer.
Ross Lester kicks off our Reviving Love series by looking at the source that sparked the early church—the power of the precious Holy Spirit—and examining what that God-given empowerment means for us today.
Halim Suh examines Matthew 22:41-46 and shows how Jesus seeks to replace our false, incomplete, and inadequate views of who He is with the truth of what He’s actually like.
Matt Blackwell digs into Matthew 22:34-40 to examine the greatest commandment and outline how Jesus is calling us to be a people growing in love for God that in turn produces a love for others.
Ross Lester continues our series, The Gospel of Matthew, by looking at Matthew 22:23-33 and exploring how we should humbly obey and hope in our eternal covenant-keeping God.
Matt Blackwell examines Matthew 22:15-22 to show us how Jesus discerns the intentions of our questions, teaches with wisdom beyond the world, and is worthy of our more than our marveling.
Andy Kampman examines Habakkuk 3:17-19 and dives into how God calls us to put all our hope and joy in Him—even when everything around us is falling apart.
Tyler David walks through Matthew 22:1-14 to examine the Parable of the Wedding Feast.
Ross Lester spends time walking through the historical Parable of the Tenants in Matthew 21:33-43 and shares five broad principles on Jesus’ authority in our lives.
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