How you answer the question, “Who is Jesus?” not only determines your eternity but also how you respond to Jesus and worship Him. Join us as we look at the events surrounding the triumphant entry and see who Jesus is shown to be. Luke 19.

As we look at this incredible account of the Lord doing something incredible in the life of his people, join us as we zoom in specifically at the wonderful way in which the Lord works. Genesis 18 & 21.

To experience new life in Christ or to experience life to the fullest in Christ, we must humble ourselves before him. We must look to Jesus, see how far we fall short, and be humbled by his amazing and greater grace. James 4:7-10.

Christians sin... but do we take our sin seriously? Do we really understand the ugly truth about sin for believers? Often, the answer is no. James wants us to see the reason why we sin and the effect it has on our relationship with Christ. James 4:1-6

Everyone lives by one of two wisdoms: earthly or heavenly. So, what is the difference between wisdom from above and wisdom from below? How can we know which one we, and others, are living by? Join us in James 3:13-18 to find out.

While we often think our greatest battle is with our actions, that's actually not true. Our greatest battle is with our words, and they are the greatest indicator of what is truly in our hearts.  James 3:1-12

While many people claim to have faith in Christ, not all that we call "faith" really is faith as the bible describes it. Join us as James describes the difference between dead and living faith. James 2:14-26.

The sin of partiality affects all of us and if we aren't battling against it we will fall into it. Join us as we continue our series in James as we look at how we are called to love like a child of God. James 2:1-13

We have numerous stories in scripture of people having life changing encounters with God. Join us as we wrap up our student ministry weekend looking at Jesus's encounter with a blind beggar. Luke 18:35-43.

How can we know if we've been born again? James gives us a clear litmus test to listen and evaluate ourselves. Join us as we study this vital passage. James 1:26-27