We delve into the rich biblical narrative of the journey from Abraham to Moses. We explore how God’s promises to Abraham were fulfilled through his descendants, Isaac, Jacob, and ultimately, Joseph, who led the Israelites to Egypt. This set the stage for the dramatic story of Moses, whose life was marked by divine intervention and purpose.

Do you get flooded with Christmas memories this time of year? What’s the best Christmas present you’ve ever received? Did you know what it was before it was unwrapped, or were you completely surprised? In this Christmas series, we will explore the joy and excitement of unwrapping presents and draw parallels to the biblical stories of God's promises. As parents, watching our kids open gifts can be as thrilling as opening them ourselves, especially when we know what's inside!

Jesus addresses the scribes and Pharisees' demand for a sign, pointing to the sign of Jonah as a prophetic foreshadowing of His own death and resurrection. Jesus emphasizes that true faith is rooted in God's Word and not in seeking signs. We discuss the dangers of spiritual emptiness and the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit to withstand evil influences. Additionally, Jesus redefines family as those who do God's will, highlighting the need to prioritize our relationship with God above all else.

Thanksgiving is more than a holiday. Granted, it is a day our founding fathers set aside to emphasize the spiritual focus we should have in our lives. However, our perspective as followers of Christ should go way beyond a single day. The church, as the body of Christ, should live in constant thanksgiving for God’s mercy, grace, redemption, and salvation. There are three ways we may come to recognize our need for a Savior:

We explore the miraculous healing of a demon-oppressed, blind, and mute man by Jesus, as described in Matthew 12:22-37. Witness the crowd's amazement and the Pharisees' hostile response, accusing Jesus of using demonic powers. We delve into Jesus' powerful rebuttal, explaining that a divided kingdom cannot stand and highlighting the importance of recognizing the Holy Spirit's work. There is necessity in examining our hearts and the evidence of our faith. Join us for an insightful journey through these impactful biblical passages.

We explore the profound teachings of Jesus as He confronts the Pharisees and their rigid traditions. We delve into the significance of compassion over legalism and how Jesus emphasizes mercy, love, and meeting human needs above strict adherence to religious rituals. The importance of "Compassion over Law" is highlighted through the examples of King David, the priests, and the prophet Hosea.

In this week's study, we dive deep into the teachings of Jesus as He unveils the Kingdom of God and the call to repentance. We explore the crucial role of repentance in entering the Kingdom, the stern warning against indifference, and the beautiful invitation Jesus extends to those burdened by life.

There are many circumstances in our lives that will cause us to doubt. When life seems to be throwing us curve ball after curve ball, where do we look for hope? On more than a few occasions in scripture, God gives us wonderful examples of men and women who doubted the strength, provision, and promises of God. People like, Abraham, his wife Sarah, Gideon, the disciples of John the Baptist, and yes, even the infamous 'doubting' Thomas. We may ask ourselves where this doubt comes from, and to whom are we placing our hope when the rough circumstances begin to swirl? Jesus is our answer!

In this powerful message we explore the profound truths of faith, fear, and the call to boldly proclaim the gospel. Jesus reminds us that nothing hidden will remain concealed, urging us to share the light of our salvation despite the trials and persecutions we may face.

Join us in this deep dive into Matthew 10:16-25, where we explore the profound teachings of Jesus on how to navigate a world filled with challenges and opposition. In this message we’ll unpack what it means to be "wise as serpents and innocent as doves" in our witness for Christ.