Jesus told people to change, and people didn’t like it.

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Jesus continues His conversation with the woman at the well. We conclude this morning’s class with Jesus revealing Himself as the Messiah and God.

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A follow-up to last week’s discussion on the value of self discipline; this week we look at the importance of accepting we can learn more and we all have room to grow. Acts 18 23 - 19 10

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Jesus and John are both teaching and baptizing and the Pharisee’s take note of Jesus’ growing influence. Jesus takes His message to Samaria and initiates a conversation with an interesting individual at Jacob’s Well.

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Jesus and Nicodemus finish their conversation on belief in Jesus and how He is Light in darkness.

Jesus and John are both teaching and baptizing and we again see John’s humility, recognition, and acceptance of Jesus as the Christ.

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An examination of Acts 18:18 and Paul’s vow.

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Jesus and Nicodemus continue their conversation on earthly vs. spiritual and how Jesus saves us today, similar to the serpent in the wilderness. God so loves the world, that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish by have eternal life.

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Fear cannot be allowed to slow down the Lord’s Work

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Guest speaker, Curtis Pittman, shares we are adopted because of the redemptive work of Jesus on the cross. God so loved the world that He gave His son. Sent Jesus to die so we can be adopted. God’s love for us is so great that He planned for Jesus to die, so that we can believe in Him, and have eternal life.

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Jesus compares Himself to the Temple and alludes to His Death, Burial, and Resurrection. Nicodemus comes at Night with interesting questions about birth and how one is to be born again.

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