A man who was forgiven of a debt he couldn't ever repay refused to then forgive another man's small debt to him. Jesus uses this parable to show that we are to forgive each other repeatedly as Christ has forgiven us of so much more. Grab your Bible, turn to Luke 17, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Proverbs explains that we need to run to the strong tower of the Lord. Once we get there, we need to stay in the Lord's protection and refuge. Grab your Bible, turn to Proverbs 18, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Psalm 2 explains why our lost world spends so much time and energy fighting against the one true God who cannot be defeated. That same God is also merciful and loves them, even when they are angry and rebellious. Grab your Bible and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Jeremiah is telling the captives in Babylon that God will perform all of his promises to them. Not only will he bring them out of captivity, but God promises of a future Messiah that will be the King of Righteousness, which is Jesus Christ. Grab your Bible, turn to Jeremiah 33, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Apostle John is shown the future, which includes the fall of Babylon, which represents all of the spiritual wickedness and all of the commercial pursuits of this world. The devil wants us to focus on the material things above God, but we must resist. Grab your Bible, turn to Revelation 18, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Many want to unite all religions and compromise for everyone to get along, but Jesus said that he came to divide. Jesus' preaching and teaching divided the truth from a lie and he caused men to decide whether to repent and follow him or reject him. Grab your Bible, turn to Luke 12, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Proverbs tells us that righteous men and women will fall and be tripped up by the snares of the devil. The key is to get back up and not stay down. Grab your Bible, turn to Proverbs 24, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

The night before Jesus was crucified, he gave his disciples a comforting promise that while he would go away, he would come again to receive them. Jesus said he would go and prepare a place for those that trust in him for salvation, so that we could live with him eternally. Grab your Bible, turn to John 14, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Moses warns the people before they go into the Promised Land. When the battle is over and you are enjoying the blessings, don't forget the Lord gave you every good thing and turn away to idols. Grab your Bible, turn to Deuteronomy 8, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Four men carried a man they loved to where Jesus was at but found the house full with no way inside. They lowered him through the roof and Jesus saw the faith of the four and responded. Grab your Bible, turn to Mark 2, and follow along with Pastor Mike as we see the importance and challenges of bringing people to Jesus.