Jesus' final message to his disciples before the cross included a command for them to love one another. Just like the vine carries nutrients to the branches, the love of Jesus comes from God the Father thru Him and onto the church. Grab your Bible, turn to John 15, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

In the midst of people trying to trick Jesus into answering questions, someone asks him what is the greatest commandment. Jesus' answer and conversation with the man shows that we cannot fulfill the two greatest commands and we need a savior, Jesus Christ. Grab your Bible, turn to Mark 12, and follow along with Bob.

Paul shares that he was troubled and afraid in Macedonia. Then, Titus came with comforting news that refreshed Paul because the Corinthian church was flourishing. Each of us can be a Titus and encourage other Christians. Grab your Bible, turn to 2 Corinthians 7, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

The Bible says scoffers will come in the last days and they will question that the Lord said he would return. The delay of the Lord's return isn't because he is breaking his promise, it's because he is merciful towards sinners. Grab your Bible, turn to 2 Peter 3, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Christians are called to live a holy life amongst this wicked world. We are commanded not to partake in evil, but to reprove it. Grab your Bible, turn to Ephesians 5, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

James describes the origin of wars and fighting in the church, the lust and envy within. Where God's Word challenges us to live righteously, God always provides help when we ask. Grab your Bible, turn to James 4, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

God's people blamed him in their discouragement and God sent the judgment of fiery serpents. When they repented, God sent them mercy in a bronze serpent on a pole, which Jesus later explained was a foreshadowing of his death on the Cross. Grab your Bible, turn to Numbers 21, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Paul tells the church that there are different spiritual gifts that are uniquely given by God and every role in the church is necessary and important. Grab your Bible, turn to 1 Corinthians 12, and follow along with Bob.

The Bible promises blessings for those that follow it and live righteously. When it seems impossible, the Lord wants us to pray to him for help. Grab your Bible, turn to Psalm 119, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Heaven is constantly filled with praise and worship, but one day it will be silent for a half hour. This pause for worship is Jesus' mercy and the silence before the full wrath of God is poured out on sin. Grab your Bible, turn to Revelation 8, and listen to Pastor Mike.