Nothing is too difficult for Jesus…from commanding a paralyzed man to walk, all the way up to making a person lost in their sin…forgiven! 

ONE AT A TIME-Session 7      One Thing Lacking

One day Jesus was approached by a “man who had everything”…but he found that he was lacking the one thing most crucial.  The real question for each of us is…what is the “one thing” for us? 

ONE AT A TIME-Session 6      Marriage On the Rocks

Jesus meets a woman who has made a lot of bad choices, and is now facing the consequences of those choices.  As only He can, He delivers her from the penalty and judgment to a fresh start.

ONE AT A TIME-Session 5      Jerusalem Pool Party

When Jesus encounters a man who has been crippled for almost 4 decades, he seems to ask an unnecessary and possibly even hurtful question; but Jesus never asks anything unnecessary or hurtful. 

ONE AT A TIME-Session 4  A Sinful Dinner Party

We continue our study in the one-on-one encounters Jesus had with people as recorded in the Gospels.  This week’s study looks at how such an encounter literally changed the entire direction of a man’s life, and in turn, affected the lives of all those around him.

FATHER’S DAY LESSON

Today is Father’s Day, and while we had planned for a father/son team to lead our class today; both are sick this morning.  So Chuck pinch-hits (at the last minute) with a look at the Five C’s of Fatherhood that really apply to us all.

ONE AT A TIME-Session 2  The Most Important Conversation In the History of the World

We continue our study in the one-on-one encounters Jesus had with people as recorded in the Gospels.  This week, we look at a conversation Jesus had one night with a deeply religious man and what it means for us today.

Shaken, Not Forsaken #10: Two Last Tests

Joseph’s story ends with two final “tests”, which may well have been the hardest ones he faced.

Shaken, Not Forsaken #9: Keep Your Appointments

The “prison life” of Joseph gives us a great illustration of God’s chain of development as reflected in Romans 5; see how trials and tribulations can ultimately lead us to hope.